Blanche of Navarre. a Play
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Did I muse, dear lady 1 My mind is weak and wav'ring since this wound.
ISABEL.
Ay, did you muse ! Maude, get you on before ; [To the Attendant.
Open the windows, that the summer wind, Cool'd by the jalousies, may waft him health.
Come, cousin ! come ! We'll cure this musing fancy.
[Exeunt.
94 ACT III.
SCENE I.
A great Hall in the Palace, decorated for a high festival ; the King, Queen, Counj" of Foix. Blanche lif Mavarrk, Don Kerdinand dk Leyda, Guests, djX., masked Attend- ants. Daar.e. The Qu...een and Don Feudinand dg Leyda advance.
DON FERDINAND.
Nay, nay! The envious mask in vain attempts To shroud the matchless beauty of that face.
ISABEL {in a gay tone).
Flattery all! Apples to monkeys; nuts To a squirrel ; honey to c;hildren ; gold To old age; bubbles to youth and manhood; To woman, flattery! How should you know 'I'hal the face hid behind this sombre case Is not the countenance of dry old age.
All vein'd and wrinkled, like a well-save I pippin.
In some snug corner of a grandam's chest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did I muse, dear lady 1 My mind is weak and wav'ring since this wound.
ISABEL.
Ay, did you muse ! Maude, get you on before ; [To the Attendant.
Open the windows, that the summer wind, Cool'd by the jalousies, may waft him health.
Come, cousin ! come ! We'll cure this musing fancy.
[Exeunt.
94 ACT III.
SCENE I.
A great Hall in the Palace, decorated for a high festival ; the King, Queen, Counj" of Foix. Blanche lif Mavarrk, Don Kerdinand dk Leyda, Guests, djX., masked Attend- ants. Daar.e. The Qu...een and Don Feudinand dg Leyda advance.
DON FERDINAND.
Nay, nay! The envious mask in vain attempts To shroud the matchless beauty of that face.
ISABEL {in a gay tone).
Flattery all! Apples to monkeys; nuts To a squirrel ; honey to c;hildren ; gold To old age; bubbles to youth and manhood; To woman, flattery! How should you know 'I'hal the face hid behind this sombre case Is not the countenance of dry old age.
All vein'd and wrinkled, like a well-save I pippin.
In some snug corner of a grandam's chest.
What to read after Blanche of Navarre. a Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James, G. P. R. (George Payne Rainsford), 1801?-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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