Velasco a Tragedy in Five Acts
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I have been struck ; Degraded by a vile and brutal blow ! Oh ! thou art silent. Thou wilt not despise me?
52 VELASCO. [ACT n.
VELASCO.
\Vho was the rash aggressor? He shall die ! Nay, 'twas some serf there's not the gentleman In all Castile would lay an unkind hand Upon thy feebleness. Then, do not think Thyself disgraced, my ) onurable father, More than if smitten by a lion's claw, A horse's hooi the falling of a rafter ! Know'st thou th' offender's name ?
DE LKRMA.
Alas ! no serf, No man of l...ow degree has done this deed The aggressor is our equal.
YELASCO..
Say'st thou so ? Then, by my sacred honour, he shall die 1 DE LERMA.
Thou wilt hold true to that ?
VELASCO.
Have I not said ?
Were it the king himself, who dared profane A single hair upon thy reverend brow, I would assail him on his guarded throne, And with his life-blood stain the marble floor !
DE LERMA.
Thou noble scion of a blighted stock !
I yet am strong in thee. Thou shalt avenge This ignominious wrong.
Who did it?' Speak?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have been struck ; Degraded by a vile and brutal blow ! Oh ! thou art silent. Thou wilt not despise me?
52 VELASCO. [ACT n.
VELASCO.
\Vho was the rash aggressor? He shall die ! Nay, 'twas some serf there's not the gentleman In all Castile would lay an unkind hand Upon thy feebleness. Then, do not think Thyself disgraced, my ) onurable father, More than if smitten by a lion's claw, A horse's hooi the falling of a rafter ! Know'st thou th' offender's name ?
DE LKRMA.
Alas ! no serf, No man of l...ow degree has done this deed The aggressor is our equal.
YELASCO..
Say'st thou so ? Then, by my sacred honour, he shall die 1 DE LERMA.
Thou wilt hold true to that ?
VELASCO.
Have I not said ?
Were it the king himself, who dared profane A single hair upon thy reverend brow, I would assail him on his guarded throne, And with his life-blood stain the marble floor !
DE LERMA.
Thou noble scion of a blighted stock !
I yet am strong in thee. Thou shalt avenge This ignominious wrong.
Who did it?' Speak?
What to read after Velasco a Tragedy in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Epes Sargent to read onlineMoreLess
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