Valeria And Other Poems
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The assassin !
The King.
Friends, I must believe you true.
My soul shall trust you, for the power ye gave me Is yours again, your glory or your shame Through coming years. 1 love my country still, And now that I can guide her course no more — Voices.
No! No!
Others.
The king !
Many Voices. [Shouting.] The king !
Seventh Citizen. [To some of his faction.] Ye cowards ! knaves !
What ! are you cheering him ?
Fifth Citizen.
What can we do ?
The Multitude. [Cheering.] Long live the king !
The King.
...It cannot be, my people.
My scepter now must be the pilgrim's staff, 17s My robe his cowl. In far Jerusalem My prayers shall plead for you. But ere I go, Before 1 dare resign my stewardship, One duty lies before me, unto you One service I can render. Oh, my people, Will you have justice ? Shall this noisome crime.
That darkens o'er us like a pestilence.
Rise festering to God ?
First Citizen.
The murderer I Many yoices.
Give us the murderer !
Others.
Tear him limb from limb !
The King.
Be patient — ah, you shall have need of patience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The assassin !
The King.
Friends, I must believe you true.
My soul shall trust you, for the power ye gave me Is yours again, your glory or your shame Through coming years. 1 love my country still, And now that I can guide her course no more — Voices.
No! No!
Others.
The king !
Many Voices. [Shouting.] The king !
Seventh Citizen. [To some of his faction.] Ye cowards ! knaves !
What ! are you cheering him ?
Fifth Citizen.
What can we do ?
The Multitude. [Cheering.] Long live the king !
The King.
...It cannot be, my people.
My scepter now must be the pilgrim's staff, 17s My robe his cowl. In far Jerusalem My prayers shall plead for you. But ere I go, Before 1 dare resign my stewardship, One duty lies before me, unto you One service I can render. Oh, my people, Will you have justice ? Shall this noisome crime.
That darkens o'er us like a pestilence.
Rise festering to God ?
First Citizen.
The murderer I Many yoices.
Give us the murderer !
Others.
Tear him limb from limb !
The King.
Be patient — ah, you shall have need of patience.
What to read after Valeria And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Monroe to read onlineMoreLess
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