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His correspondence with our foes of Greece !
His hand ! his seal 1 The secrets of my soul Conceal'd from all but him ! All, all conspire To banish doubt, and brand him for a villain !
Our schemes for ever cross'd, our mines discovered, Betray'd some traitor lurking near my bosom.
Oft have I rag'd, when their wide wasting cannon I. ay pointed at our batt'ries yet unform'd, And broke the meditated lines of war.
Detested Caii too, with artful wonder, Would shake his w ily head, and closely wlusper....
Beware of Mqstapha, beware of treason.
A TRAGEDY. 1S7 Mustajiha.
The faith of Mustapha disdains suspicion ; ^ But yet, great Emperor, l3eware of treason ; Th' insidious Bassa, iir'd by disappointment.....
Mahomet.
Shall feel the vengeance of an injur'd king.
Go, seize him, load him with reproachful chains ; Before Ih' assembled troops proclaim his crimes ; Then leave him strctcliM upon the lingering rack, Amidst the camp to howl his life away.
ATustafiha.
Should we before the troops proclaim his crimes, I dread his arts of seeming innocence, His bland address, and sorcery of tongue ; And, should he fall unheard by sudden justice, Th' adoring soldiers would revenge their idol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His correspondence with our foes of Greece !
His hand ! his seal 1 The secrets of my soul Conceal'd from all but him ! All, all conspire To banish doubt, and brand him for a villain !
Our schemes for ever cross'd, our mines discovered, Betray'd some traitor lurking near my bosom.
Oft have I rag'd, when their wide wasting cannon I. ay pointed at our batt'ries yet unform'd, And broke the meditated lines of war.
Detested Caii too, with artful wonder, Would shake his w ily head, and closely wlusper....
Beware of Mqstapha, beware of treason.
A TRAGEDY. 1S7 Mustajiha.
The faith of Mustapha disdains suspicion ; ^ But yet, great Emperor, l3eware of treason ; Th' insidious Bassa, iir'd by disappointment.....
Mahomet.
Shall feel the vengeance of an injur'd king.
Go, seize him, load him with reproachful chains ; Before Ih' assembled troops proclaim his crimes ; Then leave him strctcliM upon the lingering rack, Amidst the camp to howl his life away.
ATustafiha.
Should we before the troops proclaim his crimes, I dread his arts of seeming innocence, His bland address, and sorcery of tongue ; And, should he fall unheard by sudden justice, Th' adoring soldiers would revenge their idol.
What to read after Works?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Johnson to read onlineMoreLess
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