Undine, a Tragedy in Four Acts
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God forbid That I should stand between this aged couple And — their child!
Duch. Would that they had never come !
These many years have they believed her dead : Better they should have thought so to the end!
[Exit Duchess.
44 UNDINE Huld. My lord, This matter of the birth-marks proveth nothing:.
The merest gossip of her chamber-maid Might have convey'd so much. 'Twill not establish Their poignant claim to her paternity, Deeply as their indubitable loss * Hath stirr'd the fount of pity in us all....
Yet, as to the good-faith of these old people — What needs my testimony to their worth.
Who rear'd, in fear and love of the Most High, This gracious lady, now my honour'd wife?
I am convinced no bribe could influence them: Rightly, or wrongly, they believe the maid Is theirs.
Enter Maid D.uke. What says your mistress?
Maid. They have spoken Truth.
Karl. What else should we speak?
Maid. My lady says.
'Such knowledge might be secretly obtain'd.
And publicly abused.' Duke. Go, tell your mistress I shall not yield her up till all is proven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
God forbid That I should stand between this aged couple And — their child!
Duch. Would that they had never come !
These many years have they believed her dead : Better they should have thought so to the end!
[Exit Duchess.
44 UNDINE Huld. My lord, This matter of the birth-marks proveth nothing:.
The merest gossip of her chamber-maid Might have convey'd so much. 'Twill not establish Their poignant claim to her paternity, Deeply as their indubitable loss * Hath stirr'd the fount of pity in us all....
Yet, as to the good-faith of these old people — What needs my testimony to their worth.
Who rear'd, in fear and love of the Most High, This gracious lady, now my honour'd wife?
I am convinced no bribe could influence them: Rightly, or wrongly, they believe the maid Is theirs.
Enter Maid D.uke. What says your mistress?
Maid. They have spoken Truth.
Karl. What else should we speak?
Maid. My lady says.
'Such knowledge might be secretly obtain'd.
And publicly abused.' Duke. Go, tell your mistress I shall not yield her up till all is proven.
What to read after Undine, a Tragedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cayzer, Charles, 1869-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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