Fourth Reader: for Fourth And Fifth Grades
Fourth Reader: for Fourth And Fifth Grades
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Lead me forth; I'll make the trial.
Alb. Thank you !
Tell. Thank me! Do You know for what ? I will not make the trial.
To take him to his mother in my arms And lay him down a corpse before her !
.Ges. Then he dies this moment — and you certainly Do murder him whose life you have a chance To save, and will not use it.
^ Tell. Well, I'll do it. I'll make the trial.
Alb. Father — Tell. Speak not to me ; Let me not hear thy voice. Thou must be dumb ; And so should all things be. Earth should be dum...b, And heaven — xmless its thunders muttered at The deed, and sent a bolt to stop it. Give me My bgw and quiver !
Ges. When all's ready.
Tell. Well, lead on !
Digitized byVnOOQlC 292 FOURTH READER Scene II Enter, slowly, people in evident distress. Officers, Sarnem, Gesler, Tell, Albert, and soldiers, one hearing Tell's bow and quiver, another vrith a basket of apples.
Gbs. That is your ground. Now shall they measure thence A hundred paces. Take the distance.
Tell. Is the line a true one ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lead me forth; I'll make the trial.
Alb. Thank you !
Tell. Thank me! Do You know for what ? I will not make the trial.
To take him to his mother in my arms And lay him down a corpse before her !
.Ges. Then he dies this moment — and you certainly Do murder him whose life you have a chance To save, and will not use it.
^ Tell. Well, I'll do it. I'll make the trial.
Alb. Father — Tell. Speak not to me ; Let me not hear thy voice. Thou must be dumb ; And so should all things be. Earth should be dum...b, And heaven — xmless its thunders muttered at The deed, and sent a bolt to stop it. Give me My bgw and quiver !
Ges. When all's ready.
Tell. Well, lead on !
Digitized byVnOOQlC 292 FOURTH READER Scene II Enter, slowly, people in evident distress. Officers, Sarnem, Gesler, Tell, Albert, and soldiers, one hearing Tell's bow and quiver, another vrith a basket of apples.
Gbs. That is your ground. Now shall they measure thence A hundred paces. Take the distance.
Tell. Is the line a true one ?
What to read after Fourth Reader: for Fourth And Fifth Grades?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary E. Doyle to read onlineMoreLess
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