Caius Gracchus a Tragedy
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" Sound of closing door. Noise of shouting becomes deadened. Enter PHILOCRATES; resumes his sta tion] Fulv. : There speaks the statesman and the man of arms!
And to that challenge add we all our force! Drus. : The dextrous wits that plan for other things Will drown thine efforts in some special flood Devised to work that end. The surging mob, Whose throaty bellow sounds so brave the while, PAGE56 CAIUS GRACCHUS ACT I Will leave thee, as is left one loathsomely Marked leper, when the masters, in... accord, Bestir their minds to silence thy loose tongue. Gracch. : Say st thou they 11 leave me? Then is Grac chus lost; But if I win? Thou fox-head, if I win? ....
Hoc age! Count your stakes before ye play ! . .
Hast heard my words: they point my future deeds! Drus. : Then here we part, and here thy doom is sealed. Grace h. : Aye, here we part: each to his several fate.
Thou, Fannius, to thy trough, and Drusus thou Smooth, trilling cuckoo of the lawless high Take thee the path of dalliance and of lie!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Sound of closing door. Noise of shouting becomes deadened. Enter PHILOCRATES; resumes his sta tion] Fulv. : There speaks the statesman and the man of arms!
And to that challenge add we all our force! Drus. : The dextrous wits that plan for other things Will drown thine efforts in some special flood Devised to work that end. The surging mob, Whose throaty bellow sounds so brave the while, PAGE56 CAIUS GRACCHUS ACT I Will leave thee, as is left one loathsomely Marked leper, when the masters, in... accord, Bestir their minds to silence thy loose tongue. Gracch. : Say st thou they 11 leave me? Then is Grac chus lost; But if I win? Thou fox-head, if I win? ....
Hoc age! Count your stakes before ye play ! . .
Hast heard my words: they point my future deeds! Drus. : Then here we part, and here thy doom is sealed. Grace h. : Aye, here we part: each to his several fate.
Thou, Fannius, to thy trough, and Drusus thou Smooth, trilling cuckoo of the lawless high Take thee the path of dalliance and of lie!
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Odin Gregory to read onlineMoreLess
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