Practical Elocution: Containing Illustrations of the Principles of Reading ...
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Who would not think that being innocent ?
Where shall I strike % who strikes her, sf -ikes himselC My own life-blood will issue from her wound.
Oh I my distracted heart ! Oh, cruel heaven !
To give such charms as these, and then to call on man, Mere man, to be your executioner.
Was it because it was too hard for you ?
But see, she smiles ! I never shdfl smile more.
It strongly tempts me to. a parting kiss.
KUi! smile agam. [Goes towards her, and starts bacJc.] She dreams of him she loves.
Curse... on her charms ! Fll stab her through them all.
It appears fvom Dr. Young's " Revenge/' that Alonzo was made jeaknis of Leonora, by the impositions of Zango, the Moor ; uul that he foniied ihe dreadful resolution, to put a period to her life, by his own hand. For thii purpose, he supplies himself with a weapon of death, and steals fo the .^bower where she is sleeping. Jealousy is, indeed, " a green-ejed mon- •ter.'' It ^* doats, yet doubts, suspects, yet strongly loves " — " it caresses and kills at the same time !'' In a word, " it destroys that which it canntt live without." It was emphatically so with Othello.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who would not think that being innocent ?
Where shall I strike % who strikes her, sf -ikes himselC My own life-blood will issue from her wound.
Oh I my distracted heart ! Oh, cruel heaven !
To give such charms as these, and then to call on man, Mere man, to be your executioner.
Was it because it was too hard for you ?
But see, she smiles ! I never shdfl smile more.
It strongly tempts me to. a parting kiss.
KUi! smile agam. [Goes towards her, and starts bacJc.] She dreams of him she loves.
Curse... on her charms ! Fll stab her through them all.
It appears fvom Dr. Young's " Revenge/' that Alonzo was made jeaknis of Leonora, by the impositions of Zango, the Moor ; uul that he foniied ihe dreadful resolution, to put a period to her life, by his own hand. For thii purpose, he supplies himself with a weapon of death, and steals fo the .^bower where she is sleeping. Jealousy is, indeed, " a green-ejed mon- •ter.'' It ^* doats, yet doubts, suspects, yet strongly loves " — " it caresses and kills at the same time !'' In a word, " it destroys that which it canntt live without." It was emphatically so with Othello.
What to read after Practical Elocution: Containing Illustrations of the Principles of Reading ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Niles Sweet to read onlineMoreLess
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