Paolo Francesca
Paolo Francesca
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I have a terror here.
Gio. Can you not bear to part with me some hours ?
FRANC. I dread to be alone : I fear the night And yon great chamber, the resort of spirits.
1 see men hunted on the air by hounds : Thin faces of your house, with weary smiles. The dead who frown I fear not : but I fear The dead who smile ! The very palace rocks, Remembering at midnight, and I see Women within these walls immured alive Come starving to my bed and ask for food.
Gio. Take some one then to sleep with you- Luc... rezia, Or little Nita else : lie not alone.
98 PAOLO AND FRANCESCA FRANC. [Still detaining him. '] Yet go not, sir. Gio. What is it that you fear ?
FRANC. Sir, go not, go not ! Gio. Child, I cannot stay For fancies, and at once I'll say farewell To both of you. I hear my courser fret.
[Exit GIOVANNI.
FRANC. [Looking after him, and turning slowly. '] Lucrezia, will you lie with me to-night ? Luc. I will, Francesca, if you'll have it so. FRANC. O, some one I can touch in the thick night ! What sound is that ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have a terror here.
Gio. Can you not bear to part with me some hours ?
FRANC. I dread to be alone : I fear the night And yon great chamber, the resort of spirits.
1 see men hunted on the air by hounds : Thin faces of your house, with weary smiles. The dead who frown I fear not : but I fear The dead who smile ! The very palace rocks, Remembering at midnight, and I see Women within these walls immured alive Come starving to my bed and ask for food.
Gio. Take some one then to sleep with you- Luc... rezia, Or little Nita else : lie not alone.
98 PAOLO AND FRANCESCA FRANC. [Still detaining him. '] Yet go not, sir. Gio. What is it that you fear ?
FRANC. Sir, go not, go not ! Gio. Child, I cannot stay For fancies, and at once I'll say farewell To both of you. I hear my courser fret.
[Exit GIOVANNI.
FRANC. [Looking after him, and turning slowly. '] Lucrezia, will you lie with me to-night ? Luc. I will, Francesca, if you'll have it so. FRANC. O, some one I can touch in the thick night ! What sound is that ?
What to read after Paolo Francesca?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillips Stephen to read onlineMoreLess
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