The Hunchback
The Hunchback
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_Wal_. 'Tis well! I'll come to you anon! [Goes out. ] _Julia_. [Alone. ] I'm glad 'tis done! I'm very glad 'tis done!I've done the thing I ought. From my disgraceThis lord shall lift me 'bove the reach of scorn--That idly wags its tongue, where wealth and stateNeed only beckon to have crowds to laud!Then how the tables change! The hand he spurnedHis betters take! Let me remember that!I'll grace my rank! I will! I'll carry itAs I was born to it! I warrant noneShall say it fits me not:--but, one ...and allConfess I wear it bravely, as I ought!And he shall hear it! Ay, and he shall see it!I will roll by him in an equipageWould mortgage his estate--but he shall ownHis slight of me was my advancement! Love me!He never loved me! if he had, he ne'erHad given me up! Love's not a spider's webBut fit to mesh a fly--that you can breakBy only blowing on't! He never loved me!He knows not what love is!--or, if he does, He has not been o'erchary of his peace!And that he'll find when I'm another's wife, Lost!--lost to him for ever!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_Wal_. 'Tis well! I'll come to you anon! [Goes out. ] _Julia_. [Alone. ] I'm glad 'tis done! I'm very glad 'tis done!I've done the thing I ought. From my disgraceThis lord shall lift me 'bove the reach of scorn--That idly wags its tongue, where wealth and stateNeed only beckon to have crowds to laud!Then how the tables change! The hand he spurnedHis betters take! Let me remember that!I'll grace my rank! I will! I'll carry itAs I was born to it! I warrant noneShall say it fits me not:--but, one ...and allConfess I wear it bravely, as I ought!And he shall hear it! Ay, and he shall see it!I will roll by him in an equipageWould mortgage his estate--but he shall ownHis slight of me was my advancement! Love me!He never loved me! if he had, he ne'erHad given me up! Love's not a spider's webBut fit to mesh a fly--that you can breakBy only blowing on't! He never loved me!He knows not what love is!--or, if he does, He has not been o'erchary of his peace!And that he'll find when I'm another's wife, Lost!--lost to him for ever!
What to read after The Hunchback?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knowles James Sheridan to read onlineMoreLess
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