The Poetical Works of Barry Cornwall [pseud.] 1
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The Poetical Works of Barry Cornwall [pseud.] 1
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Oh ! no more.
No more, my dearest lord ; behold me here.
Here at your feet— a wretch indeed, but now Won quite from crime. Spare me.
Prince. Rise. I forgive Your wickedness to me : but men like you (Base, common, bribed stabbers) must not roam About the world so freely.
Cesar. Oh! that now THB WAT TO'CONQUBR. 103 You could but see my heart Prince. I would not see Your bosom's black inhabitant No more : But listen to me again-^^Hy, speak not* sir.
This is a different tale. Cesario !
When first y...ou came to Sicily, you were A little child : your noble &ther, worn By toil and long misfortune, scarce had time To beg protection for you ore he died.
Since then, if in your memory I have failed In kindness toward you, or good counselling, Reproach me.
Cesar. You have been most kind, too kind.
Prince. Once, in a painful illness, when none dse Would tread your infectioas chamber, (think on that) I, though youy prince — Cesar. In pity!
Prince. Hear me speak.
I gave that healing medidne to your lips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh ! no more.
No more, my dearest lord ; behold me here.
Here at your feet— a wretch indeed, but now Won quite from crime. Spare me.
Prince. Rise. I forgive Your wickedness to me : but men like you (Base, common, bribed stabbers) must not roam About the world so freely.
Cesar. Oh! that now THB WAT TO'CONQUBR. 103 You could but see my heart Prince. I would not see Your bosom's black inhabitant No more : But listen to me again-^^Hy, speak not* sir.
This is a different tale. Cesario !
When first y...ou came to Sicily, you were A little child : your noble &ther, worn By toil and long misfortune, scarce had time To beg protection for you ore he died.
Since then, if in your memory I have failed In kindness toward you, or good counselling, Reproach me.
Cesar. You have been most kind, too kind.
Prince. Once, in a painful illness, when none dse Would tread your infectioas chamber, (think on that) I, though youy prince — Cesar. In pity!
Prince. Hear me speak.
I gave that healing medidne to your lips.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Barry Cornwall [pseud.] 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cornwall, Barry, 1787-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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