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55 ; see also 11. 43, 44. * P. 186, U. 45, 46. Cf. P. 192, U. 9-44.
246 . BROWNING STUDIES c. In Scene III, Evening, we find Luigi and his mother talking together in the Turret^ on the hill above the town. Luigi is filled with a great purpose to kill the Austrian tyrant who oppresses the Italians. He is for Italy and freedom. His mother pleads with him not to do the desperate thing. She urges the foolishness of the plan. That does not move him. She urges the danger to himself. He does not care ...for himself. He is going this very evening.^ He does not expect to escape : "The dying is best part o;f it. " ^ He has sweet memories of the joy of life ^ and the beauty of God^s world. As these memories come thronging upon him, he names with zest so many beautiful things, ^ ending with "May's warm slow yellow moonlit summer nights — Gone are they, but I have them in my soul!" But such memories do not shake his purpose. Nothing his mother can suggest as to the impossibihty of his reach- ing the Emperor is of any avail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
55 ; see also 11. 43, 44. * P. 186, U. 45, 46. Cf. P. 192, U. 9-44.
246 . BROWNING STUDIES c. In Scene III, Evening, we find Luigi and his mother talking together in the Turret^ on the hill above the town. Luigi is filled with a great purpose to kill the Austrian tyrant who oppresses the Italians. He is for Italy and freedom. His mother pleads with him not to do the desperate thing. She urges the foolishness of the plan. That does not move him. She urges the danger to himself. He does not care ...for himself. He is going this very evening.^ He does not expect to escape : "The dying is best part o;f it. " ^ He has sweet memories of the joy of life ^ and the beauty of God^s world. As these memories come thronging upon him, he names with zest so many beautiful things, ^ ending with "May's warm slow yellow moonlit summer nights — Gone are they, but I have them in my soul!" But such memories do not shake his purpose. Nothing his mother can suggest as to the impossibihty of his reach- ing the Emperor is of any avail.
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