Ada the Ethiopian Slave Opera in Four Acts
Ada the Ethiopian Slave Opera in Four Acts
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Return the daughter to the bosom of her father 5 Destroy the squadrons of our oppressors! Unhappy one I What did j say ? And my love can I ever forget, This fervid love which opp esses and enslaveSf As the sun's ray which noyi' blesses me ? Shall I call death on Radames — On him whom I love so much ! Ah ! Never on earth was heart torn By more cruel agonies. The sacred names of father, of lover, I can neither utter, nor rerriember — For the one — for the otlier — confused — trem- I would weep — ...I would pray. D^li^^gj But my prayer changes to ])lasphemy — My tears are a crime — my sighs a wrong — In dense night the mind is lost — And in the cruel anguish I would die. Gods, have pity on my suflerings! Hope I have not- for my grief — A fatal love— dreadful love — Divides my heart - makes me die I [^Esit. JLIDAi SCENE SECOND. Interior of the Temple of Vulcan at Memphis. A mysterious light descends from above. A long row of columns^ one behind another^ is lost in the darkness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Return the daughter to the bosom of her father 5 Destroy the squadrons of our oppressors! Unhappy one I What did j say ? And my love can I ever forget, This fervid love which opp esses and enslaveSf As the sun's ray which noyi' blesses me ? Shall I call death on Radames — On him whom I love so much ! Ah ! Never on earth was heart torn By more cruel agonies. The sacred names of father, of lover, I can neither utter, nor rerriember — For the one — for the otlier — confused — trem- I would weep — ...I would pray. D^li^^gj But my prayer changes to ])lasphemy — My tears are a crime — my sighs a wrong — In dense night the mind is lost — And in the cruel anguish I would die. Gods, have pity on my suflerings! Hope I have not- for my grief — A fatal love— dreadful love — Divides my heart - makes me die I [^Esit. JLIDAi SCENE SECOND. Interior of the Temple of Vulcan at Memphis. A mysterious light descends from above. A long row of columns^ one behind another^ is lost in the darkness.
What to read after Ada the Ethiopian Slave Opera in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Giuseppe Verdi to read onlineMoreLess
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