The Wagnerian Romances
The Wagnerian Romances
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He clasps her ardently tohim. Brangaene wrings her hands at sight of them locked in theirlong, mute embrace. Her work this, the work of her disobedienthands which, too weak for the stern task assigned them, poured outthe love-potion in place of the death-draught. "Woe, woe, " shewails, "eternal, irredeemable woe, instead of brief death! Beholdthe pernicious work of a foolish fondness blossoming heavenwardin lamentation!" The two move apart for a moment in order better to gaze at eachother. "Wha...t was I dreaming, " he falters, "of Tristan's honour?""What was I dreaming, " she wonderingly asks, "of indignities toIsolde?"--"You, lost to me?" Could man have imagined so wild athing! "You repulsing me?" Probable, it seems, as he stretchesto her those yearning arms! It has all been a malignant trick, then, of evil sorcery! Restored at length from that delusion, theyyield themselves exultantly to the tide of passion that has caughtthem away and shall carry them whither it will, scornful of thewhole world, lost in each other, conscious of a sweetness in thesurrender surpassing all that life had given them to suspect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He clasps her ardently tohim. Brangaene wrings her hands at sight of them locked in theirlong, mute embrace. Her work this, the work of her disobedienthands which, too weak for the stern task assigned them, poured outthe love-potion in place of the death-draught. "Woe, woe, " shewails, "eternal, irredeemable woe, instead of brief death! Beholdthe pernicious work of a foolish fondness blossoming heavenwardin lamentation!" The two move apart for a moment in order better to gaze at eachother. "Wha...t was I dreaming, " he falters, "of Tristan's honour?""What was I dreaming, " she wonderingly asks, "of indignities toIsolde?"--"You, lost to me?" Could man have imagined so wild athing! "You repulsing me?" Probable, it seems, as he stretchesto her those yearning arms! It has all been a malignant trick, then, of evil sorcery! Restored at length from that delusion, theyyield themselves exultantly to the tide of passion that has caughtthem away and shall carry them whither it will, scornful of thewhole world, lost in each other, conscious of a sweetness in thesurrender surpassing all that life had given them to suspect.
What to read after The Wagnerian Romances?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brownell Gertrude Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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