Woman's Will : a Love-Play in Five Acts, With Other Poems
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Egbert comes in.
Egbert.
I think that here I shall be safe from her.
Who can it be ? Is this, — let me not breathe, Lest I disturb her and she take to flight.
Oh, how divinely droop those veils of jet !
What eyes they must conceal ! I will speak to her, And then she will look up ; mayhap will smile.
A WOMAN'S WILL. 35 Lady, I fear I do intrude. I knew not That any one was here. I will withdraw.
Winifred, startled, lets fall her book.
Winifred.
Lord Egbert is most welcome. It is I Am the intrude...r.
Egbert, picking up the book.
Lady, I beseech That I may not disturb thee ; if I do.
Truly I never shall forgive myself.
Much had my sister told me of the skill Her friend the beauteous Winifred possesses.
Were it too bold in me to ask for leave To look upon her lovely handiwork?
Alas ! I interrupt. Lady, I go.
Winifred.
'Twould ill repay Lord Egbert's looking at, The poor daub I have sketched, but, if he will, •It lies before him.
Egbert.
How divinely fair !
It is the life itself. Yon fortress glooms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Egbert comes in.
Egbert.
I think that here I shall be safe from her.
Who can it be ? Is this, — let me not breathe, Lest I disturb her and she take to flight.
Oh, how divinely droop those veils of jet !
What eyes they must conceal ! I will speak to her, And then she will look up ; mayhap will smile.
A WOMAN'S WILL. 35 Lady, I fear I do intrude. I knew not That any one was here. I will withdraw.
Winifred, startled, lets fall her book.
Winifred.
Lord Egbert is most welcome. It is I Am the intrude...r.
Egbert, picking up the book.
Lady, I beseech That I may not disturb thee ; if I do.
Truly I never shall forgive myself.
Much had my sister told me of the skill Her friend the beauteous Winifred possesses.
Were it too bold in me to ask for leave To look upon her lovely handiwork?
Alas ! I interrupt. Lady, I go.
Winifred.
'Twould ill repay Lord Egbert's looking at, The poor daub I have sketched, but, if he will, •It lies before him.
Egbert.
How divinely fair !
It is the life itself. Yon fortress glooms.
What to read after Woman's Will : a Love-Play in Five Acts, With Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Koopman, Harry Lyman, 1860-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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