Poems
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y Google KING VICTOR AND KING CHAELES. 251 D'O. [Aside.] Let but the boy be firm !
Vic. You disobey?
Cha. [to D'O.] You do not disobey Me, D'Ormea ? Did you promise that or no ?
D y O. Sir, I am yours — what would you? Yours am I!
Cha. When I have said what I shall say, 'tis like Your face will ne'er again disgust me. Go !
Through you, as through a breast of glass, I see.
And for your conduct, from my youth till now, Take my contempt ! You might have spared me much, Secured me somewhat, nor so ...harmed yourself — That 's over now. Go — ne'er to come again !
D'O. As son, the father — father as, the son !
My wits ! My wits ! [Goes.
Vic. [Seated.'] And you, what meant you, pray, By speaking thus to D'Ormea ?
Cha. Let us not Weary ourselves with D'Ormea ! Those few words Have half unsettled what I came to say.
His presence vexes to my very soul.
Vic. One called to manage kingdoms, Charles, needs heart To bear up under worse annoyances Than D'Ormea seems — to me, at least.
Cha. [Aside.] Ah, good!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
y Google KING VICTOR AND KING CHAELES. 251 D'O. [Aside.] Let but the boy be firm !
Vic. You disobey?
Cha. [to D'O.] You do not disobey Me, D'Ormea ? Did you promise that or no ?
D y O. Sir, I am yours — what would you? Yours am I!
Cha. When I have said what I shall say, 'tis like Your face will ne'er again disgust me. Go !
Through you, as through a breast of glass, I see.
And for your conduct, from my youth till now, Take my contempt ! You might have spared me much, Secured me somewhat, nor so ...harmed yourself — That 's over now. Go — ne'er to come again !
D'O. As son, the father — father as, the son !
My wits ! My wits ! [Goes.
Vic. [Seated.'] And you, what meant you, pray, By speaking thus to D'Ormea ?
Cha. Let us not Weary ourselves with D'Ormea ! Those few words Have half unsettled what I came to say.
His presence vexes to my very soul.
Vic. One called to manage kingdoms, Charles, needs heart To bear up under worse annoyances Than D'Ormea seems — to me, at least.
Cha. [Aside.] Ah, good!
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Browning, Robert, 1812-1889 to read onlineMoreLess
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