Virginius a Tragedy in Five Acts
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Den, I am regaling them with the news.
App, The news?
Den. Ay, the news — the newest that can be had; and the more novel, because unlooked for. Who ever thought to see the eagle in the talons of the kite?
App, It is not well done in you, Dentatus, to chafe a a sore. It makes it rankle. If your surgery has learned no better, it should keep its hands to itself! You have very little to do, to busy yourself after this fashion.
Den. 1 busy myself as I like, Appius Claudius.
App, I know you do, when ...you labour to spread dis- affection among the people, and bring the Decemvirs into coptempt.
Den. The Decemvirs bring themselves into contempt.
34 VIRGINIUS : App. Ha! daVe you say so?
Den. Dare ! I have dared cry " Come on !" to a cohort of bearded warriors — Is it thy smooth face should appal me? Dare ! — It never yet flurried me to use my arm- Shall I not, think you, be at my ease, when 1 but wag my tongue? Dare, indeed!
App, Your gray hairs should keep company with ho- nester speech!
Den, Shall I show you, Appius, the company they are wont to keep, Look here !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Den, I am regaling them with the news.
App, The news?
Den. Ay, the news — the newest that can be had; and the more novel, because unlooked for. Who ever thought to see the eagle in the talons of the kite?
App, It is not well done in you, Dentatus, to chafe a a sore. It makes it rankle. If your surgery has learned no better, it should keep its hands to itself! You have very little to do, to busy yourself after this fashion.
Den. 1 busy myself as I like, Appius Claudius.
App, I know you do, when ...you labour to spread dis- affection among the people, and bring the Decemvirs into coptempt.
Den. The Decemvirs bring themselves into contempt.
34 VIRGINIUS : App. Ha! daVe you say so?
Den. Dare ! I have dared cry " Come on !" to a cohort of bearded warriors — Is it thy smooth face should appal me? Dare ! — It never yet flurried me to use my arm- Shall I not, think you, be at my ease, when 1 but wag my tongue? Dare, indeed!
App, Your gray hairs should keep company with ho- nester speech!
Den, Shall I show you, Appius, the company they are wont to keep, Look here !
What to read after Virginius a Tragedy in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knowles James Sheridan to read onlineMoreLess
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