The Wings a Drama in One Act
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Thou plead for him? Am I become thy fool? For he it was so called me, on a time ! Speak. Hath one hour stricken thy mind from thee?
Art thou Edburga? And am I the King? What was the spell? For whom was ambush set?
Gods ! I would make all sure, but I am loath To shame the King I was, before my thanes.
THE WINGS. 25 (He pushes the door shut and stands against it, holding his sword drawn. ) Answer, Edburga. Was't for me or thee, I took this errand on me? Thou hast said One of you twain must live, ...the other die. To death with him. EDBURGA.
It shall dishonor thee.
Bid in the hands to do it. For that cause Thou wouldst have had them hither. Let them be Dishonored ! So : was it not all thy deed ? EDBURGA.
Mine, mine, not thine! But thou, undo my deed, And cast it from thee. He hath spoken true . . .
Not all, not all ! But yet, 'tis I have clasped This mantle of dishonor round thy neck, That is so foul upon thee. I saw not ; But now I do behold . . . And all is strange.
Yea, I hate Cerdic . .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou plead for him? Am I become thy fool? For he it was so called me, on a time ! Speak. Hath one hour stricken thy mind from thee?
Art thou Edburga? And am I the King? What was the spell? For whom was ambush set?
Gods ! I would make all sure, but I am loath To shame the King I was, before my thanes.
THE WINGS. 25 (He pushes the door shut and stands against it, holding his sword drawn. ) Answer, Edburga. Was't for me or thee, I took this errand on me? Thou hast said One of you twain must live, ...the other die. To death with him. EDBURGA.
It shall dishonor thee.
Bid in the hands to do it. For that cause Thou wouldst have had them hither. Let them be Dishonored ! So : was it not all thy deed ? EDBURGA.
Mine, mine, not thine! But thou, undo my deed, And cast it from thee. He hath spoken true . . .
Not all, not all ! But yet, 'tis I have clasped This mantle of dishonor round thy neck, That is so foul upon thee. I saw not ; But now I do behold . . . And all is strange.
Yea, I hate Cerdic . .
What to read after The Wings a Drama in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peabody Josephine Preston to read onlineMoreLess
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