The Poems of George Eliot
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pale fear is allah!
God with Santiago !
Don Amador (raising his voice to a erg).
Sangre de Dios, gentlemen !
(He shuts the book, and lets it fall with a bang on the floor. There is instant silence.) To what good end is it that I, who studied at Sala- manca, and can write verses agreeable to the glorious Lady with the point of a sword which hath done harder service, am reading aloud in a clerkly manner from a book which hath been culled from the flowers of all books, to instruct you in the knowl...edge befitting those 176 POEMS OF GEORGE ELIOT.
who would be knights and worthy hidalgos. I had as lief be reading in a belfry. And gambling too ! As if it were a time when we needed not the help of God and the saints ! Surely for the space of one hour ye might subdue your tongues to your ears that so your tongues might learn somewhat of civility and modesty. Where- fore am I master of the Duke's retinue, if my voice is to run along like a gutter in a storm ?
HuRTADO {lifting up the book, and respectfully pre- senting it to Don Amador).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
pale fear is allah!
God with Santiago !
Don Amador (raising his voice to a erg).
Sangre de Dios, gentlemen !
(He shuts the book, and lets it fall with a bang on the floor. There is instant silence.) To what good end is it that I, who studied at Sala- manca, and can write verses agreeable to the glorious Lady with the point of a sword which hath done harder service, am reading aloud in a clerkly manner from a book which hath been culled from the flowers of all books, to instruct you in the knowl...edge befitting those 176 POEMS OF GEORGE ELIOT.
who would be knights and worthy hidalgos. I had as lief be reading in a belfry. And gambling too ! As if it were a time when we needed not the help of God and the saints ! Surely for the space of one hour ye might subdue your tongues to your ears that so your tongues might learn somewhat of civility and modesty. Where- fore am I master of the Duke's retinue, if my voice is to run along like a gutter in a storm ?
HuRTADO {lifting up the book, and respectfully pre- senting it to Don Amador).
What to read after The Poems of George Eliot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliot, George, 1819-1880 to read onlineMoreLess
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