The Tragedy of Pardon Diane
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Colder and colder — I will grow more cold ! Henri ! If I have fought for you with Time Till he has wondered at me and stood by ; If I have made a spring for you where fiercely Winter was at his ravening underground — Shall I not guard for you your Dream intact, Something most steadfast, lighting you before ? Henri ! But you must suffer thousand pains If I can keep this Vision, clear and deathless And never- wavering, in your faith. . . . Beloved, I am old and weary : one of us must die.
[She st...ands for a while mute, her eyes on the snow. Rousing herself. But I must leave him for this winter journey — Leave him . . . And offer penance for my dear, 196 DIAN [act II.
Inevitable sinning, while he fondles That younger Diane . . .
[Suddenly Henri springs up the forest, now dusk. He carries a torch that throws its red light on her face. {In a half-raised voice. ) I take rest . . .
Go back 1 Henri. Diane, this torture, all this rank dismissal, Your eyes grown spiked and ruddy as the stars : I cannot find my fault.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Colder and colder — I will grow more cold ! Henri ! If I have fought for you with Time Till he has wondered at me and stood by ; If I have made a spring for you where fiercely Winter was at his ravening underground — Shall I not guard for you your Dream intact, Something most steadfast, lighting you before ? Henri ! But you must suffer thousand pains If I can keep this Vision, clear and deathless And never- wavering, in your faith. . . . Beloved, I am old and weary : one of us must die.
[She st...ands for a while mute, her eyes on the snow. Rousing herself. But I must leave him for this winter journey — Leave him . . . And offer penance for my dear, 196 DIAN [act II.
Inevitable sinning, while he fondles That younger Diane . . .
[Suddenly Henri springs up the forest, now dusk. He carries a torch that throws its red light on her face. {In a half-raised voice. ) I take rest . . .
Go back 1 Henri. Diane, this torture, all this rank dismissal, Your eyes grown spiked and ruddy as the stars : I cannot find my fault.
What to read after The Tragedy of Pardon Diane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Field to read onlineMoreLess
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