The Italian Bride. a Play--In Five Acts
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There is no guilt here !
(^She embraces Olodio.) Doge, We would it were so, lady, but the proof Bears home conviction.
Venetia. Proof I what is this proof?
Clodio, they'd murder thee and call it justice.
My lords, my lords, some demon hath raised up False circumstance to steal away your minds And lead ye to destruction : oh, beware !
'Tis peril to your souls to slay a man Ooiltless of crime.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 82 THE ITALIAN BRIDE.
Doge, AlaS; we pity thee.
Venetia, Then spare him for that pi...ty, noble Doge: Check not the blessed current which doth flow From mercy's threshold, and an orphan's pray'rs Shall weary heaven for thy happiness.
Oh, thou wilt grant my prayer; I know thou wilt!
Doge. It cannot be. Justice must take its course.
Venetia, (wildly,') Is there no hope? Will no one plead for me?
Has heav'n no means to shield the innocent?
Ah, see ! my father's shrouded form appears Crown'd with the awful majesty of death: (She gazes and points on vaxxincy.) The dead hath come among ye here, my lords, To bear high witness to his innocence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is no guilt here !
(^She embraces Olodio.) Doge, We would it were so, lady, but the proof Bears home conviction.
Venetia. Proof I what is this proof?
Clodio, they'd murder thee and call it justice.
My lords, my lords, some demon hath raised up False circumstance to steal away your minds And lead ye to destruction : oh, beware !
'Tis peril to your souls to slay a man Ooiltless of crime.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 82 THE ITALIAN BRIDE.
Doge, AlaS; we pity thee.
Venetia, Then spare him for that pi...ty, noble Doge: Check not the blessed current which doth flow From mercy's threshold, and an orphan's pray'rs Shall weary heaven for thy happiness.
Oh, thou wilt grant my prayer; I know thou wilt!
Doge. It cannot be. Justice must take its course.
Venetia, (wildly,') Is there no hope? Will no one plead for me?
Has heav'n no means to shield the innocent?
Ah, see ! my father's shrouded form appears Crown'd with the awful majesty of death: (She gazes and points on vaxxincy.) The dead hath come among ye here, my lords, To bear high witness to his innocence.
What to read after The Italian Bride. a Play--In Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Levy, Samuel Yates, 1827-1888 to read onlineMoreLess
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