Ruddigore Or the Witchs Curse
Ruddigore Or the Witchs Curse
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Such a neat little, sweet little craft Rich. Such a bright little Rose. Tight little Rich. Slight little Rose. Light little Both. Trim little, slim little craft! CHORUS For she is such a smart little craft, etc. [Exeunt all but ROBIN. Rob. For a week I have fulfilled my accursed doom ! I have duly committed a crime a-day ! Not a great crime, I trust, but still in the eyes of one as strictly regulated as I used to be, a crime. But will my ghostly ancestors be satisfied with what I have done, or ...will they regard it as an unworthy subterfuge? [Addressing Pictures. ] Oh, my forefathers, wallowers in blood, there came at last a day when, sick of crime, you, each and every, vowed to sin no more, and so, in agony, called welcome Death to free you from your cloying guiltiness. Let the sweet psalm of that repentant hour soften your long-dead hearts, and tune your souls to mercy on your poor posterity ! [Kneeling. [The stage darkens for a moment. It becomes light again, and the Pictures are seen to have become animated.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such a neat little, sweet little craft Rich. Such a bright little Rose. Tight little Rich. Slight little Rose. Light little Both. Trim little, slim little craft! CHORUS For she is such a smart little craft, etc. [Exeunt all but ROBIN. Rob. For a week I have fulfilled my accursed doom ! I have duly committed a crime a-day ! Not a great crime, I trust, but still in the eyes of one as strictly regulated as I used to be, a crime. But will my ghostly ancestors be satisfied with what I have done, or ...will they regard it as an unworthy subterfuge? [Addressing Pictures. ] Oh, my forefathers, wallowers in blood, there came at last a day when, sick of crime, you, each and every, vowed to sin no more, and so, in agony, called welcome Death to free you from your cloying guiltiness. Let the sweet psalm of that repentant hour soften your long-dead hearts, and tune your souls to mercy on your poor posterity ! [Kneeling. [The stage darkens for a moment. It becomes light again, and the Pictures are seen to have become animated.
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