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not this for me ! It is your son: What is my life, tho' pour'd upon your feet ?
KIMO.
Is this a son ?
DEMETRIUS.
No, Sir ; my crime's too great, 'Which dares to vindicate a father^s honour.
To catch the glories of a falling crown.
And save it from pollution. But I've done.
I die, unless my princess is restored ^ [Pointing to Dymas.
And if I die, by heav'n and earth, and hell !
His sordid blood shall mingle with the dust ^ And see if thence 'twill mount into the throne.
O Sir ! think of it ! I'l...l expect my fate. [Exit Dem.
KIKG.
And thou shalt have it.
DYMAS.
How, my Lord; in tears!
KING.
As if the gods came down in evidence !
How many sudden rays of proof concur To my conviction ? Was ever equal boldness I But 'tis no wonder from a brother king ; [Produces the forged letter.
This king of Thrace-— To-morrow he'll be king OfMacedon. He therefore dies to-night.
, Perseus. [Aside to Dyiiias.] And yet I doubt it; for I know his fondness.
VOL, II. N 17B THE BROTHERS.
Thou practise well the lesson I have taught thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
not this for me ! It is your son: What is my life, tho' pour'd upon your feet ?
KIMO.
Is this a son ?
DEMETRIUS.
No, Sir ; my crime's too great, 'Which dares to vindicate a father^s honour.
To catch the glories of a falling crown.
And save it from pollution. But I've done.
I die, unless my princess is restored ^ [Pointing to Dymas.
And if I die, by heav'n and earth, and hell !
His sordid blood shall mingle with the dust ^ And see if thence 'twill mount into the throne.
O Sir ! think of it ! I'l...l expect my fate. [Exit Dem.
KIKG.
And thou shalt have it.
DYMAS.
How, my Lord; in tears!
KING.
As if the gods came down in evidence !
How many sudden rays of proof concur To my conviction ? Was ever equal boldness I But 'tis no wonder from a brother king ; [Produces the forged letter.
This king of Thrace-— To-morrow he'll be king OfMacedon. He therefore dies to-night.
, Perseus. [Aside to Dyiiias.] And yet I doubt it; for I know his fondness.
VOL, II. N 17B THE BROTHERS.
Thou practise well the lesson I have taught thee.
What to read after The Works of the Author of the Night-Thoughts ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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