The Natural Son a Play in Five Acts
The Natural Son a Play in Five Acts
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you can never purchafe the falvation of a man at a cheaper rate. (The Baron moves onward^ Frederick rujhcs wildly with his drawn fword upon the Baron y and feizes him by the collar. ) Your money or your life.
Baron, (agitated) How! what! halloo! help! help! thieves ! (feveral huntfmen rujh in and difarm Frederick the Count running off. ) Fred. Oh God ! what have I done !
Baron. Bear him away ! take heed of him ! confine him in the tower! I fhall follow immediately.
Fred, (kneeling) Only grant m...e one petition my Lord \ I have forfeited my life, do with me what you will, but oh aflift, I entreat you aflift, my poor mother ! fhe languifhes for want in yonder cottage fend thither and learn the truth ! 'twas for my mother I drew my fword, for her would I fhed every drop of my blood.
Baron.
A PLAY. 33 Baron. Away with him to the tower ! keep him on bread and water.
Fred, (as he is borne off by the buntfmen) Accurfed be my father that he ever gave me exiftence ! [Exeunt.
Baron, (to another huntfman)) Francis haften to the village If in the firft, the fecond, or the third houfe, you find a poor fick woman, give her this purfe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
you can never purchafe the falvation of a man at a cheaper rate. (The Baron moves onward^ Frederick rujhcs wildly with his drawn fword upon the Baron y and feizes him by the collar. ) Your money or your life.
Baron, (agitated) How! what! halloo! help! help! thieves ! (feveral huntfmen rujh in and difarm Frederick the Count running off. ) Fred. Oh God ! what have I done !
Baron. Bear him away ! take heed of him ! confine him in the tower! I fhall follow immediately.
Fred, (kneeling) Only grant m...e one petition my Lord \ I have forfeited my life, do with me what you will, but oh aflift, I entreat you aflift, my poor mother ! fhe languifhes for want in yonder cottage fend thither and learn the truth ! 'twas for my mother I drew my fword, for her would I fhed every drop of my blood.
Baron.
A PLAY. 33 Baron. Away with him to the tower ! keep him on bread and water.
Fred, (as he is borne off by the buntfmen) Accurfed be my father that he ever gave me exiftence ! [Exeunt.
Baron, (to another huntfman)) Francis haften to the village If in the firft, the fecond, or the third houfe, you find a poor fick woman, give her this purfe.
What to read after The Natural Son a Play in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kotzebue, August Von, 1761-1819 to read onlineMoreLess
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