The Outlaw a Drama in Five Acts
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[Fights.
Vain I they leap O'er crag and cataract like startled deer ; And I am left. — Curse on the coward blow Of that expiring caitiff! [Staggers.
[ The Outlaws seize and bear o^ Ladies Margaret andFiUyiA. Catbleen Jiies towards Kood am.
Villains ! no — Ye shall not do that outiage ! (falls) O Cathleen !
cathleen.
' Tis done ! 'tis done ' — He would not hear me ! — Roddam !
O speak to me ! — He uever will speak more I l3 122 THE OUTLAW. Act IV.
Dead! dead! — O misery ! [To Ihe Outlaws.
Here —... complete your work Of butchery ! Stretch me in blood beside him. And I will die with thanks upon my tongue ! l^ She raises him in part, places his head upon her knee, gazes upon him, and exclaims — He breathes, he lives ! Thank Heaven !
[T/te Scene shuts.
SCENE II.
Crags near Gordale. Enter an Outlaw.
OUTLAW (almost breathless). He must be near. Ho ! Norton ! [Calling.
[Enter Norton.
NORTON.
Fiends pluck out Thy foolish tongue ! Why shouldst thou 7iame me, ass ?
OUTLAW.
I did not name you ass ; but if you stay Many hours longer in this vicinage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Fights.
Vain I they leap O'er crag and cataract like startled deer ; And I am left. — Curse on the coward blow Of that expiring caitiff! [Staggers.
[ The Outlaws seize and bear o^ Ladies Margaret andFiUyiA. Catbleen Jiies towards Kood am.
Villains ! no — Ye shall not do that outiage ! (falls) O Cathleen !
cathleen.
' Tis done ! 'tis done ' — He would not hear me ! — Roddam !
O speak to me ! — He uever will speak more I l3 122 THE OUTLAW. Act IV.
Dead! dead! — O misery ! [To Ihe Outlaws.
Here —... complete your work Of butchery ! Stretch me in blood beside him. And I will die with thanks upon my tongue ! l^ She raises him in part, places his head upon her knee, gazes upon him, and exclaims — He breathes, he lives ! Thank Heaven !
[T/te Scene shuts.
SCENE II.
Crags near Gordale. Enter an Outlaw.
OUTLAW (almost breathless). He must be near. Ho ! Norton ! [Calling.
[Enter Norton.
NORTON.
Fiends pluck out Thy foolish tongue ! Why shouldst thou 7iame me, ass ?
OUTLAW.
I did not name you ass ; but if you stay Many hours longer in this vicinage.
What to read after The Outlaw a Drama in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Story to read onlineMoreLess
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