The Sentence a Drama
The Sentence a Drama
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Dost thou like it ?
For then it is. Else shall they weave another : There's time still.
Stell. Not another. This beseems thee.
The mellow golden droopings of the veil, Sc. I. ] THE SENTENCE. 93 How they beseem thee too ! Dear veil, dear wreath ; Dear signs that thou'lt this evening come to home, To me.
Font, [to Nedd\. Now take them off, and put them safe.
sEon. Why hast thou sought me, Stellio ?
Stell. Is it wrong ?
The morning wears so slowly to our time : And I felt a need to see thee. I'll ...go now.
j3Lon. Not yet. Being here, stay now a little while.
Font. Take care. Thou dost so cosset all his whims, Thou'lt have a tasking husband of him.
jon. Shall I ? {Gives Stellio her hand* Stell. \To Fonteid\. Thou see'st how much she fears.
Font. But, Stellio, say Thou hast forgotten to send us word the Laslii ? We have kept places ; they'll not come though ?
Stell. Yes.
To all ; to the banquet here, the signatures ; The bride's escorting home, the rites, the supper.
Font. But not Emilia ?
Stell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dost thou like it ?
For then it is. Else shall they weave another : There's time still.
Stell. Not another. This beseems thee.
The mellow golden droopings of the veil, Sc. I. ] THE SENTENCE. 93 How they beseem thee too ! Dear veil, dear wreath ; Dear signs that thou'lt this evening come to home, To me.
Font, [to Nedd\. Now take them off, and put them safe.
sEon. Why hast thou sought me, Stellio ?
Stell. Is it wrong ?
The morning wears so slowly to our time : And I felt a need to see thee. I'll ...go now.
j3Lon. Not yet. Being here, stay now a little while.
Font. Take care. Thou dost so cosset all his whims, Thou'lt have a tasking husband of him.
jon. Shall I ? {Gives Stellio her hand* Stell. \To Fonteid\. Thou see'st how much she fears.
Font. But, Stellio, say Thou hast forgotten to send us word the Laslii ? We have kept places ; they'll not come though ?
Stell. Yes.
To all ; to the banquet here, the signatures ; The bride's escorting home, the rites, the supper.
Font. But not Emilia ?
Stell.
What to read after The Sentence a Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Augusta Webster to read onlineMoreLess
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