The Two Cromwells a Tragedy in Three Acts
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] Lieu- tenant, take charge of this lady. Take your men with you. [Exeunt all but Oliver and the guard. ] What is it that blots out this picture of vil- lainy? I see him now as he was thirty years ago, — rosy, dimpled and tender, tumbling about my knees in play, and coming with tired feet and drowsy eyes, to nestle in my arms to sleep. This is the harvest. Then, if I had sown with unkind- ness and injustice, he would have blossomed with virtues. Oh, Richard, if this had been impatient ambition ...in thee, I'd have said, "Thou hast but a little while to wait, " or, if tough nature bore me up too long, I'd have asked thee to let me exchange my state for a hermit's cave, where, with horse- hair for my garments, and charitable offal for my food, I might have rejoiced at thy greatness. I did 45 THE TWO CROMWELLS not train thee up as I should, my son. Was it not my peremptory office to know when thou beganst drifting among the lost and perjured, and to come, if need be, from the ends of the earth, to fetch thee back to thy duty ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] Lieu- tenant, take charge of this lady. Take your men with you. [Exeunt all but Oliver and the guard. ] What is it that blots out this picture of vil- lainy? I see him now as he was thirty years ago, — rosy, dimpled and tender, tumbling about my knees in play, and coming with tired feet and drowsy eyes, to nestle in my arms to sleep. This is the harvest. Then, if I had sown with unkind- ness and injustice, he would have blossomed with virtues. Oh, Richard, if this had been impatient ambition ...in thee, I'd have said, "Thou hast but a little while to wait, " or, if tough nature bore me up too long, I'd have asked thee to let me exchange my state for a hermit's cave, where, with horse- hair for my garments, and charitable offal for my food, I might have rejoiced at thy greatness. I did 45 THE TWO CROMWELLS not train thee up as I should, my son. Was it not my peremptory office to know when thou beganst drifting among the lost and perjured, and to come, if need be, from the ends of the earth, to fetch thee back to thy duty ?
What to read after The Two Cromwells a Tragedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Liddell De Lesseline to read onlineMoreLess
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