Hernani : a Tragedy
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Dona Sol. I never told you who my lover was.
62 HERNANI act iii JosEFHA. Why. neither did you. Who, then, is your lover ?
Dona Sol. He is the leader of yon outlaw band.
And ! who knows but that some cruel shot Has lodged its leaden weight within his heart ; And that those eyes I loved so, see no more — That his dear hands are coldly clenched in death !
JosEPHA. Be careful what you say. Here comes the duke.
And, see, already he is dressed for chapel, He wLU be vexed to find you unprepared.
Dona ...Sol. He will be something more ere he's much older.
He'll find me far from amorous to-night.
As cold a bride as groom e'er looked upon.
I warrant you he'll not disturb my sleep.
Enter the Duke.
Don Rut. My love ! How's this ? You are not dressed for church ?
Dona Sol, I ask your pardon, sir. I'll go at once.
Don Ruy. Your cheeks are very pale, child. Are you well ?
Dona Sol. I'm very well, my lord. Come, Josepha.
\Eodt with Josepha.
Don Ruy, Pale on her wedding-day ! What should that mean ?
If it were love's fine pallor, that with beauty Equal to hers, and kings might envy me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dona Sol. I never told you who my lover was.
62 HERNANI act iii JosEFHA. Why. neither did you. Who, then, is your lover ?
Dona Sol. He is the leader of yon outlaw band.
And ! who knows but that some cruel shot Has lodged its leaden weight within his heart ; And that those eyes I loved so, see no more — That his dear hands are coldly clenched in death !
JosEPHA. Be careful what you say. Here comes the duke.
And, see, already he is dressed for chapel, He wLU be vexed to find you unprepared.
Dona ...Sol. He will be something more ere he's much older.
He'll find me far from amorous to-night.
As cold a bride as groom e'er looked upon.
I warrant you he'll not disturb my sleep.
Enter the Duke.
Don Rut. My love ! How's this ? You are not dressed for church ?
Dona Sol, I ask your pardon, sir. I'll go at once.
Don Ruy. Your cheeks are very pale, child. Are you well ?
Dona Sol. I'm very well, my lord. Come, Josepha.
\Eodt with Josepha.
Don Ruy, Pale on her wedding-day ! What should that mean ?
If it were love's fine pallor, that with beauty Equal to hers, and kings might envy me.
What to read after Hernani : a Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brock, Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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