Julian, a Tragedy in Five Acts
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Here in the highway Trampled beneath their feet ?— So ! So I I'll crawl To yonder bank. Oh that it were the deck Of some great admiral, and I alone Boarding amidst a hundred swords ! the breach Of some strong citadel, and I the first To mount in the cannon's mouth ! I was brave once.
Oh for the common undistinguished death Of battle, pressed by horse's heels, or crushed By falling towers ! Any thing but to lie Here like a leper !
Eiiiei' Alfonso, Falore, and Cahl.
Alf. 'Tis the spot where Julia...n And yet I see him not. I'll pause awhile : ■Tis likely he'll return. I'll wait.
Calvi. My liege.
You're sad to-day.
Alf. I have good cause to be so.
Val. Nay, nay, cheer up.
Alf. Didst thou not (ell me. Sir.
That my poor uncle's banished, outlawed, laid Under the church's ban ?
Calvi. He would have slain His sovereign.
Alf. I ne'er said it. Yesterday I found you at his feet. Oh, would to heaveu That crown were on his head, and F — —What's that?
J'fif. The moanins wind 68 JULIAN. (act IV.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here in the highway Trampled beneath their feet ?— So ! So I I'll crawl To yonder bank. Oh that it were the deck Of some great admiral, and I alone Boarding amidst a hundred swords ! the breach Of some strong citadel, and I the first To mount in the cannon's mouth ! I was brave once.
Oh for the common undistinguished death Of battle, pressed by horse's heels, or crushed By falling towers ! Any thing but to lie Here like a leper !
Eiiiei' Alfonso, Falore, and Cahl.
Alf. 'Tis the spot where Julia...n And yet I see him not. I'll pause awhile : ■Tis likely he'll return. I'll wait.
Calvi. My liege.
You're sad to-day.
Alf. I have good cause to be so.
Val. Nay, nay, cheer up.
Alf. Didst thou not (ell me. Sir.
That my poor uncle's banished, outlawed, laid Under the church's ban ?
Calvi. He would have slain His sovereign.
Alf. I ne'er said it. Yesterday I found you at his feet. Oh, would to heaveu That crown were on his head, and F — —What's that?
J'fif. The moanins wind 68 JULIAN. (act IV.
What to read after Julian, a Tragedy in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitford, Mary Russell, 1787-1855 to read onlineMoreLess
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