Historical Dramas volume 2
Historical Dramas volume 2
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JOHAX. I silently submitted to the doom Which God, my lord and master, o'er me hung. RAIM. Thou couldst not to thy father aught reply? JOHAX. Coming from him, methought it carne from God ; And fatherly the chastisement will prove. RAIM. The heavens themselves bore witness to thy guilt ! JOHAX. The heavens spoke, and therefore I was silent. RAIM. Thou with one word couldst clear thyself, and hast In this unhappy error left the world ? JOHAX. It was no error 'twas the will of heaven. RAIM. Thou i...nnocently sufferedst this shame, And no complaint proceeded from thy lips!
I am amazed at thee, I stand overwhelmed.
My heart is troubled in its inmost depths.
Most gladly I receive the word as truth, For to believe thy guilt was hard indeed.
228 THE MAID OF ORLEANS.
But could I ever dream a human heart Would meet in silence such a fearful doom'.
JOHAN. Should I deserve to be heaven's messenger Unless the Master's will I blindly honored? And I am not so wretched as thou thinkest. I feel privation this in humble life Is no misfortune ; I'm a fugitive, But in the waste I learned to know myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JOHAX. I silently submitted to the doom Which God, my lord and master, o'er me hung. RAIM. Thou couldst not to thy father aught reply? JOHAX. Coming from him, methought it carne from God ; And fatherly the chastisement will prove. RAIM. The heavens themselves bore witness to thy guilt ! JOHAX. The heavens spoke, and therefore I was silent. RAIM. Thou with one word couldst clear thyself, and hast In this unhappy error left the world ? JOHAX. It was no error 'twas the will of heaven. RAIM. Thou i...nnocently sufferedst this shame, And no complaint proceeded from thy lips!
I am amazed at thee, I stand overwhelmed.
My heart is troubled in its inmost depths.
Most gladly I receive the word as truth, For to believe thy guilt was hard indeed.
228 THE MAID OF ORLEANS.
But could I ever dream a human heart Would meet in silence such a fearful doom'.
JOHAN. Should I deserve to be heaven's messenger Unless the Master's will I blindly honored? And I am not so wretched as thou thinkest. I feel privation this in humble life Is no misfortune ; I'm a fugitive, But in the waste I learned to know myself.
What to read after Historical Dramas volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Friedrich Schiller to read onlineMoreLess
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