Delilah, a Drama in Three Acts
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Mine eyes, look in mine eyes, are they not deep As the fishpools of Heshbon ! Seest thou Thy face in each of them, am I not thine ?
Samson Lo, thou art altogether fair, my love !
88 Delilah For thee the maidens mock me in the town, They speak against me in the market place !
Samson The men of Judah wag their heads at me, "He trusteth in a Phihstine," they cry, "He goeth to strange women, let him heed The ground whereon he treadeth !" Delilah And the priests Cried out upon me, " Samson mocketh t...hee.
He lieth, yet thine eyes are turned toward him, Look back upon the people of thy blood." Samson (tenderly) They cried against her in the market place, They smote her in the city !
Delilah Not for this Have I poured out my tears, behold my love, My well-beloved, hath no faith in me.
Sometimes I think thou hatest me.
89 Samson Peace, love, I leave thee ere the sun is up, I go Down to the pastures where the waters be.
Sometimes I feel thee like a mighty chain About my neck, then I would cast thee off.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mine eyes, look in mine eyes, are they not deep As the fishpools of Heshbon ! Seest thou Thy face in each of them, am I not thine ?
Samson Lo, thou art altogether fair, my love !
88 Delilah For thee the maidens mock me in the town, They speak against me in the market place !
Samson The men of Judah wag their heads at me, "He trusteth in a Phihstine," they cry, "He goeth to strange women, let him heed The ground whereon he treadeth !" Delilah And the priests Cried out upon me, " Samson mocketh t...hee.
He lieth, yet thine eyes are turned toward him, Look back upon the people of thy blood." Samson (tenderly) They cried against her in the market place, They smote her in the city !
Delilah Not for this Have I poured out my tears, behold my love, My well-beloved, hath no faith in me.
Sometimes I think thou hatest me.
89 Samson Peace, love, I leave thee ere the sun is up, I go Down to the pastures where the waters be.
Sometimes I feel thee like a mighty chain About my neck, then I would cast thee off.
What to read after Delilah, a Drama in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G Constant Grace Constant Lounsbery to read onlineMoreLess
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