Tragic Dramas
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Yet what to thee were needful, to confirm thee The first of mortals ? Plainly I perceive Some dreadful thought, which thou from me con- cealest, Has thus disturb'd thy mind.
Aris. Gonippus, yes : 126 ARISTODEMUS ; OR, Act I.
A thought most horrible. Hoiv horrible, Thou ne'er canst guess. Thine eye can never pierce Within my heart : it cannot see the storm Which rages there, and lays waste all my soul ! Ah ! trusty friend ! Believe me most unhappy Beyond all measure wretched: impious, Accurs'd, ...condemn'd ev'n by the wrath of Heaven ; Th' abhorrence both of nature and myself !
Gon. Alas ! how strange a tumult of the mind ! Grief, sure, bedims thy reason ; and thy sadness Springs, simply, from derang'd imagination, Replete with fancied ills.
Aris. Oh ! would it did ! But, dost thou know me? Know'st thou, too, what blood Is dropping from my hands ? Hast thou beheld The sepulchres, wide-yawning, from their depths Send forth their spectres to o'erturn my throne ? Nay, with their hands thrust in my bristling hair, To wrest from me my crown ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet what to thee were needful, to confirm thee The first of mortals ? Plainly I perceive Some dreadful thought, which thou from me con- cealest, Has thus disturb'd thy mind.
Aris. Gonippus, yes : 126 ARISTODEMUS ; OR, Act I.
A thought most horrible. Hoiv horrible, Thou ne'er canst guess. Thine eye can never pierce Within my heart : it cannot see the storm Which rages there, and lays waste all my soul ! Ah ! trusty friend ! Believe me most unhappy Beyond all measure wretched: impious, Accurs'd, ...condemn'd ev'n by the wrath of Heaven ; Th' abhorrence both of nature and myself !
Gon. Alas ! how strange a tumult of the mind ! Grief, sure, bedims thy reason ; and thy sadness Springs, simply, from derang'd imagination, Replete with fancied ills.
Aris. Oh ! would it did ! But, dost thou know me? Know'st thou, too, what blood Is dropping from my hands ? Hast thou beheld The sepulchres, wide-yawning, from their depths Send forth their spectres to o'erturn my throne ? Nay, with their hands thrust in my bristling hair, To wrest from me my crown ?
What to read after Tragic Dramas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Burney to read onlineMoreLess
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