Stephania a Trialogue
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[Exit Stephania) Otho O Gerbert, I am faint, And you misjudge her. Lay me on the couch. What is her sin ? I dare not be alone Without her. Are you come as Romuald came To tell me I am damned — I had forgotten; And if you think me dying I had liefer Lie on her bosom than against your head. Why did you bid her go, when there is nothing Of interest to impart to me ? I know Your story bit by bit ; while all is new She says to me, all new and wonderful. With little speech in it, a mystery That sooth...es me as it opens. Call her back !
Gerbert At least come forth in armour.
Otho It is vain. More visions crowd upon me ; let me be.
Gerbert And let the people press into your palace, 78 Stephania And hang your body on Saint- Angelo ?
Otho So, as I hanged Crescentius. Do you dream That anything will goad me any more ? But I am thirsty, and there is no drink Left in my room. You cannot wait on me. And I am sick to death.
(Caressingly) Will you not call Stephania ? Do not vex me with report Of these rebellions ; go and hush the noise.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Exit Stephania) Otho O Gerbert, I am faint, And you misjudge her. Lay me on the couch. What is her sin ? I dare not be alone Without her. Are you come as Romuald came To tell me I am damned — I had forgotten; And if you think me dying I had liefer Lie on her bosom than against your head. Why did you bid her go, when there is nothing Of interest to impart to me ? I know Your story bit by bit ; while all is new She says to me, all new and wonderful. With little speech in it, a mystery That sooth...es me as it opens. Call her back !
Gerbert At least come forth in armour.
Otho It is vain. More visions crowd upon me ; let me be.
Gerbert And let the people press into your palace, 78 Stephania And hang your body on Saint- Angelo ?
Otho So, as I hanged Crescentius. Do you dream That anything will goad me any more ? But I am thirsty, and there is no drink Left in my room. You cannot wait on me. And I am sick to death.
(Caressingly) Will you not call Stephania ? Do not vex me with report Of these rebellions ; go and hush the noise.
What to read after Stephania a Trialogue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Field to read onlineMoreLess
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