Charles Di Tocca; a Tragedy
Charles Di Tocca; a Tragedy
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HELENA : I were patient if the moon Would slip less sadly up. She is so pale With longing for Endyrnion her lover.
PAULA : Has she a lover? Oh, how strange.
Is it So sweet to love, my lady ? I have heard Men die and women for it weep themselves Into the grave yet gladly.
HELENA : Sweet ? Ah, yes, [72] CHARLES DI TOCCA To terror ! for the edge of fate cares not How quick it severs.
PAULA : On my simple hills They told of one who slew herself on her Dead lover s breast. Would you do so ? Would yo...u, my lady ?
HELENA : There s no twain in love.
My heart is in my lord Antonio s To beat, Paula, or cease with it.
PAULA : But died He far away ?
HELENA : Far sunders flesh not souls. Across all lands the hush of death on him Would sound to me ; and, did he live, denial, Though every voice and silence spoke it, could Not reach my rest ! But he is near.
PAULA : O no, Not yet, my lady.
HELENA : Then some weariness [73] CHARLES DI TOCCA Has pluckt the minutes wings and they have crept. PAULA : But tis not twelve, else would we hear the band Of holy Basil from their convent peace Dreamily chant.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HELENA : I were patient if the moon Would slip less sadly up. She is so pale With longing for Endyrnion her lover.
PAULA : Has she a lover? Oh, how strange.
Is it So sweet to love, my lady ? I have heard Men die and women for it weep themselves Into the grave yet gladly.
HELENA : Sweet ? Ah, yes, [72] CHARLES DI TOCCA To terror ! for the edge of fate cares not How quick it severs.
PAULA : On my simple hills They told of one who slew herself on her Dead lover s breast. Would you do so ? Would yo...u, my lady ?
HELENA : There s no twain in love.
My heart is in my lord Antonio s To beat, Paula, or cease with it.
PAULA : But died He far away ?
HELENA : Far sunders flesh not souls. Across all lands the hush of death on him Would sound to me ; and, did he live, denial, Though every voice and silence spoke it, could Not reach my rest ! But he is near.
PAULA : O no, Not yet, my lady.
HELENA : Then some weariness [73] CHARLES DI TOCCA Has pluckt the minutes wings and they have crept. PAULA : But tis not twelve, else would we hear the band Of holy Basil from their convent peace Dreamily chant.
What to read after Charles Di Tocca; a Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rice, Cale Young, 1872-1943 to read onlineMoreLess
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