The Virgin Queen: a Drama in Five Acts : Attempted As a Sequel to Shakespeare's Tempest
The Virgin Queen: a Drama in Five Acts : Attempted As a Sequel to Shakespeare's Tempest
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ye now, again, are free!
[fFaving bis IVand^ ^ ABDALLAH.
My queen !
My lord 1 CLARIBEL.
MIRANDA^ TH£ virgin Qy|;EN* i6l MIRANDA; My Ferdinand !
FERDINANDi Sweet love ' ALONSb.
Thou wond'rous njian ! who had unlbck'd our fpell.
How can we th^nk or praife thee as we ought I PRdSPERO.
Your thanks and praife offer up to Heaven ! - Nor Profpcro,nor e'en Ariel, now hath freed you j But the Moft High ! j^efore wfaofe throne alt bow !
GONziALO; ^y jomts are old and ftiff ; but to my God No youth with ^... more fupple knfte (hall bend!
ARIEL.
Ye favoured friends !— jfeftoring firft this King, And Virgin Queen, unto aifflifted Tunis,— ^ in Italy you'll: fobh be fully bleft I Where, by rhy tatani informed of thefe events.
Gentle and iimple, old and young, now throng.
Numerous as fands the fiiore, to gree^ this train; LO ^ROSPERO; lex THE VIRGIN QUEEN.
PROSPERO.
But that, my chick ! exceeds my utmoft art.
Our (hip deftroy'd, we here muft patient wait 'Till Heaven hath granted means for our return.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ye now, again, are free!
[fFaving bis IVand^ ^ ABDALLAH.
My queen !
My lord 1 CLARIBEL.
MIRANDA^ TH£ virgin Qy|;EN* i6l MIRANDA; My Ferdinand !
FERDINANDi Sweet love ' ALONSb.
Thou wond'rous njian ! who had unlbck'd our fpell.
How can we th^nk or praife thee as we ought I PRdSPERO.
Your thanks and praife offer up to Heaven ! - Nor Profpcro,nor e'en Ariel, now hath freed you j But the Moft High ! j^efore wfaofe throne alt bow !
GONziALO; ^y jomts are old and ftiff ; but to my God No youth with ^... more fupple knfte (hall bend!
ARIEL.
Ye favoured friends !— jfeftoring firft this King, And Virgin Queen, unto aifflifted Tunis,— ^ in Italy you'll: fobh be fully bleft I Where, by rhy tatani informed of thefe events.
Gentle and iimple, old and young, now throng.
Numerous as fands the fiiore, to gree^ this train; LO ^ROSPERO; lex THE VIRGIN QUEEN.
PROSPERO.
But that, my chick ! exceeds my utmoft art.
Our (hip deftroy'd, we here muft patient wait 'Till Heaven hath granted means for our return.
What to read after The Virgin Queen: a Drama in Five Acts : Attempted As a Sequel to Shakespeare's Tempest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F G Francis Godolphin Waldron to read onlineMoreLess
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