Borgia a Period Play
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LUCREZIA.
And you will pray for me ?
SUOR LUCIA.
The stigmata — Would you receive them ?
LUCREZIA.
I am with the lost. Give me these hands, And let me stroke them up and down.
This land Of the Dies Irae, this bitter land ! The hills Heavy with crusted blood, the streams that hiss So low, as if from pits of hell — this land !
SUOR LUCIA.
[Siow/y watching /ter. ] You would win'pardon ? Do not be afraid. . . . The Lord was there ; In purple and in darkness.
LUCREZIA.
Oh, I would feel the wounds '.... [As kneeliug, Lucrezia rests her head against SuoR Lucia, a profound peace settles on her, and she falls asleep.
SUOR LUCIA.
But this is perfect faith, a miracle. My hands are coarse and hard and only striped BORGIA 87 Where I have touched the oxen's leather thongs. She does not ask for any history, Or trouble me to hope.
[LucREZiA opens her eyes and smiles. You smile : you have had dreams ?
LUCREZIA.
\Rising. '\ No : I have rested, I have been asleep. I am governor Of this drear Nepi. Where you have found peace, None shall disturb you ; none shall take away This peace, or question, I am Governor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LUCREZIA.
And you will pray for me ?
SUOR LUCIA.
The stigmata — Would you receive them ?
LUCREZIA.
I am with the lost. Give me these hands, And let me stroke them up and down.
This land Of the Dies Irae, this bitter land ! The hills Heavy with crusted blood, the streams that hiss So low, as if from pits of hell — this land !
SUOR LUCIA.
[Siow/y watching /ter. ] You would win'pardon ? Do not be afraid. . . . The Lord was there ; In purple and in darkness.
LUCREZIA.
Oh, I would feel the wounds '.... [As kneeliug, Lucrezia rests her head against SuoR Lucia, a profound peace settles on her, and she falls asleep.
SUOR LUCIA.
But this is perfect faith, a miracle. My hands are coarse and hard and only striped BORGIA 87 Where I have touched the oxen's leather thongs. She does not ask for any history, Or trouble me to hope.
[LucREZiA opens her eyes and smiles. You smile : you have had dreams ?
LUCREZIA.
\Rising. '\ No : I have rested, I have been asleep. I am governor Of this drear Nepi. Where you have found peace, None shall disturb you ; none shall take away This peace, or question, I am Governor.
What to read after Borgia a Period Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Field to read onlineMoreLess
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