Thomas Becket And Other Poems
Thomas Becket And Other Poems
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The love I've heard of. Agnes ! would my ears Were disencumber'd of that heavy tale By thy denying tongue ! Oh, Agnes^ listen, If yet thou lov'st me ! Thou didst find me first A man of war, and such as warriors are, Heart-harden'd to without, like shirt of steel That answers not when foemen knock for entry. What made me feel 1 Thy love ! That cleft my breast In gaping fissures, that the dews of heaven Might make then- dwelling in that barren ground ! Think, Agnes, that the wounds of such a spir...it Have rugged lips for closing — Dost thou love me ?
AGNES.
William ! I do.
TRACY.
Then tell me in one word. That it is false, the tale thy father brings, And in one action give me heart and hand !
AGNES.
Oh ! William, not to thee ! Oh, never, never ! I will not wrong thee with a gift the which Thou, the proud Baron, might — might — 48 THOMAS A BECKET TRACY This is torture ! Tell me, what hast thou done. I have a right, My Agnes !
AGNES.
Oh ! alas, not that ! — Stay — stay, De Tracy, My temper's quick as thine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The love I've heard of. Agnes ! would my ears Were disencumber'd of that heavy tale By thy denying tongue ! Oh, Agnes^ listen, If yet thou lov'st me ! Thou didst find me first A man of war, and such as warriors are, Heart-harden'd to without, like shirt of steel That answers not when foemen knock for entry. What made me feel 1 Thy love ! That cleft my breast In gaping fissures, that the dews of heaven Might make then- dwelling in that barren ground ! Think, Agnes, that the wounds of such a spir...it Have rugged lips for closing — Dost thou love me ?
AGNES.
William ! I do.
TRACY.
Then tell me in one word. That it is false, the tale thy father brings, And in one action give me heart and hand !
AGNES.
Oh ! William, not to thee ! Oh, never, never ! I will not wrong thee with a gift the which Thou, the proud Baron, might — might — 48 THOMAS A BECKET TRACY This is torture ! Tell me, what hast thou done. I have a right, My Agnes !
AGNES.
Oh ! alas, not that ! — Stay — stay, De Tracy, My temper's quick as thine.
What to read after Thomas Becket And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patrick Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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