Cleon
Cleon
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Should the two famous Earls, home returned Say, with the sanction of the mightier Cleon, Forget thy dream of love — it is a dream — Thy task is hattle, and thy doom is glory ; Thy love-mate is the freedom we have won ; Thy wife must be that freedom, when full grown ; Do this, and stand as lonely and as glorious, Amid the heroes of another age, As in thine own the noble Cleon stands ; — I would — Ah me ! live on and suffer, Sir.
ADA.
Alas, alas ! Ah me ! Oh woe is me ! Oh life ! Oh love !
CLEON....
The fathers of this land, Fair daughter of the warlike house of Azo, S'J LIFE'S PHASES. [act in.
liuilt their life's nobleness of sterner stuff Than thoughts that pillar the fair phantasies Of maids who dream i' the sun.
ADA.
I nothing doubt, And yet of nought can this poor heart conceive, That can be called in sober earnest noble. If it be not to love most constantly.
CLEON.
It may be that there is a purer love, And a kinglier constancy, than love which grows From the unthrifted thought of prodigal youth, And constancy that has no loftier aim Than the voluptuous blessedness of self.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Should the two famous Earls, home returned Say, with the sanction of the mightier Cleon, Forget thy dream of love — it is a dream — Thy task is hattle, and thy doom is glory ; Thy love-mate is the freedom we have won ; Thy wife must be that freedom, when full grown ; Do this, and stand as lonely and as glorious, Amid the heroes of another age, As in thine own the noble Cleon stands ; — I would — Ah me ! live on and suffer, Sir.
ADA.
Alas, alas ! Ah me ! Oh woe is me ! Oh life ! Oh love !
CLEON....
The fathers of this land, Fair daughter of the warlike house of Azo, S'J LIFE'S PHASES. [act in.
liuilt their life's nobleness of sterner stuff Than thoughts that pillar the fair phantasies Of maids who dream i' the sun.
ADA.
I nothing doubt, And yet of nought can this poor heart conceive, That can be called in sober earnest noble. If it be not to love most constantly.
CLEON.
It may be that there is a purer love, And a kinglier constancy, than love which grows From the unthrifted thought of prodigal youth, And constancy that has no loftier aim Than the voluptuous blessedness of self.
What to read after Cleon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert W Thom to read onlineMoreLess
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