The Poetical Works of Barry Cornwall [pseud.] 3
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The Poetical Works of Barry Cornwall [pseud.] 3
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. , AmeL Poor boy ! he looks so sad and pale, He'll never live there. 'Tis a cruel lot At best, to leave the land that gave us birth And sheltered us for many a pleasant year, — The friends that loved us and the spots we loved, For such a distant country. He will die.
Remember, — ^^tis Amelia's prophecy.
G 5 Digitized by VjOOQ IC 130 AMELIA.
Oh ! do not be so harsh to the poor youth.
Do not desert your better nature. Nay — You will not send hun, Wentworth ?
Went, He will sail In twenty days.
Am...eL How can you be so cruel ?
He shall not go.
Went, Madam, you interest Yourself too much, methinks, for this young man.
His doom is settled ; that be sure of.
Amel, Sir !
Went, I say your tenderness, your— folly for This boy becomes you not.
AmeL Away, away.
Went. Madam, while you are Godfrey Wentworth's wife, These tender friendships must be laid aside.
Oh! you can smile. By AmeL Mr. Wentworth, you (I must believe it) jest-*-you jest with me.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC AMELIA. ]31 Went. Go on^ go on: you think me quite a fooL Woman, my eyes are op^, wide awake, To you, and^all my in£uny.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. , AmeL Poor boy ! he looks so sad and pale, He'll never live there. 'Tis a cruel lot At best, to leave the land that gave us birth And sheltered us for many a pleasant year, — The friends that loved us and the spots we loved, For such a distant country. He will die.
Remember, — ^^tis Amelia's prophecy.
G 5 Digitized by VjOOQ IC 130 AMELIA.
Oh ! do not be so harsh to the poor youth.
Do not desert your better nature. Nay — You will not send hun, Wentworth ?
Went, He will sail In twenty days.
Am...eL How can you be so cruel ?
He shall not go.
Went, Madam, you interest Yourself too much, methinks, for this young man.
His doom is settled ; that be sure of.
Amel, Sir !
Went, I say your tenderness, your— folly for This boy becomes you not.
AmeL Away, away.
Went. Madam, while you are Godfrey Wentworth's wife, These tender friendships must be laid aside.
Oh! you can smile. By AmeL Mr. Wentworth, you (I must believe it) jest-*-you jest with me.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC AMELIA. ]31 Went. Go on^ go on: you think me quite a fooL Woman, my eyes are op^, wide awake, To you, and^all my in£uny.
What to read after The Poetical Works of Barry Cornwall [pseud.] 3?
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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