The Hebrew Prince ... a Tragedy ..
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Come to my tent when the pur- suit is ended, and claim thy reward. \_Exit.'\ Jonathan. David, give me thy hand ! Thovi art a man whose friendship princes would rejoice to win. Tell me, wast thou certain of the glorious issue, or didst thou realize the ven- ture's mighty peril ?
David. I had no fears. I was so aroused by the impious arrogance of the foe, and so sure of supernatural aid, that I felt no tremors when the crisis came.
Jonathan. I ti-embled for thee when I heard his clanging armor sh...aken by his heavy strides, and saw his huge, uplifted spear poised in his mighty grasp. But something in thy bear- ing stilled my fears, and bade me hope against my judgment.
David. I felt that something must be done. On that grim giant's life the issue rested. When he fell, the craven foe was routed, and our armies are now pressing the glorious pursuit.
Jonathan. David, thou art no longer a private sheplierd, but the chicfest among Israel's warriors. It is not htting that thou shouldst longer wear thine humble garments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Come to my tent when the pur- suit is ended, and claim thy reward. \_Exit.'\ Jonathan. David, give me thy hand ! Thovi art a man whose friendship princes would rejoice to win. Tell me, wast thou certain of the glorious issue, or didst thou realize the ven- ture's mighty peril ?
David. I had no fears. I was so aroused by the impious arrogance of the foe, and so sure of supernatural aid, that I felt no tremors when the crisis came.
Jonathan. I ti-embled for thee when I heard his clanging armor sh...aken by his heavy strides, and saw his huge, uplifted spear poised in his mighty grasp. But something in thy bear- ing stilled my fears, and bade me hope against my judgment.
David. I felt that something must be done. On that grim giant's life the issue rested. When he fell, the craven foe was routed, and our armies are now pressing the glorious pursuit.
Jonathan. David, thou art no longer a private sheplierd, but the chicfest among Israel's warriors. It is not htting that thou shouldst longer wear thine humble garments.
What to read after The Hebrew Prince ... a Tragedy ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cogswell, Warren H. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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