Nero a Tragedy in Three Acts
Nero a Tragedy in Three Acts
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Nay, nay, not so ; But, wanting gold, where would our city be ?
BURRUS. But if we send not succour to that land, The nations will forget our glory soon And openly rebel.
NERO. Ha, that is true.
Then must I grant the necessary sum.
POPPAEA. " Must, " dost thou say ? Art thou the Emperor ? Yet to a subject speak that servile word.
SENECA. Thou art the wife of Nero, madam, but Thou hast no voice in the affairs of state.
POPPAEA (with a terrible expression of countenance], Dost thou say so ? Then I... will not disturb This conference further with my meddling tongue.
\Exit with tokens of anger.
NERO. Look you, friend Seneca, Poppaea's wrath Is terrible to brook.
SENECA. Nothing can daunt The mind inured to philosophic lore.
BURRUS (interrupting). Oh haste, my lord, for every passing hour Delays the expedition of relief. And fans rebellion's fire.
NERO. Take then this ring giving signet ring\ As sign of my assent, and raise a force Equipped with all the necessary things 46 NERO To grant the legions aid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nay, nay, not so ; But, wanting gold, where would our city be ?
BURRUS. But if we send not succour to that land, The nations will forget our glory soon And openly rebel.
NERO. Ha, that is true.
Then must I grant the necessary sum.
POPPAEA. " Must, " dost thou say ? Art thou the Emperor ? Yet to a subject speak that servile word.
SENECA. Thou art the wife of Nero, madam, but Thou hast no voice in the affairs of state.
POPPAEA (with a terrible expression of countenance], Dost thou say so ? Then I... will not disturb This conference further with my meddling tongue.
\Exit with tokens of anger.
NERO. Look you, friend Seneca, Poppaea's wrath Is terrible to brook.
SENECA. Nothing can daunt The mind inured to philosophic lore.
BURRUS (interrupting). Oh haste, my lord, for every passing hour Delays the expedition of relief. And fans rebellion's fire.
NERO. Take then this ring giving signet ring\ As sign of my assent, and raise a force Equipped with all the necessary things 46 NERO To grant the legions aid.
What to read after Nero a Tragedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Robertson to read onlineMoreLess
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