The Baglioni; in a Play in Five Acts
The Baglioni; in a Play in Five Acts
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[During this time the sound of numerous approaching horses has grown con- tinually louder, until the troop is heard to stop without the gate.^ Atalanta (taking Zenobia by the hand and leading her to the shrine') Here by the blessed crucifix we kneel!
And if the castle fall, he shall confront Together both his mother and his God.
[Hails and trumpets heard without, then Grifonetto's voice. Zenobia and Atalanta listen, afraid to ap- proach the window.] Grifonetto (without) Hold! Throw not from the... walls. I come in peace!
Answering voice from the castle A traitor's ruse!
Grifonetto I swear by all the saints!
[107] THE BAGLIONI A voice from the castle What would you have of us ? We are in force.
Grifonetto I would speak with my mother. Bear to her The message that I crave an audience.
A voice from the castle The lady Atalanta's last commands Were to confer with no one from without.
Grifonetto Carry my summons. You have naught to fear.
A voice from the castle There's no great harm in parley.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[During this time the sound of numerous approaching horses has grown con- tinually louder, until the troop is heard to stop without the gate.^ Atalanta (taking Zenobia by the hand and leading her to the shrine') Here by the blessed crucifix we kneel!
And if the castle fall, he shall confront Together both his mother and his God.
[Hails and trumpets heard without, then Grifonetto's voice. Zenobia and Atalanta listen, afraid to ap- proach the window.] Grifonetto (without) Hold! Throw not from the... walls. I come in peace!
Answering voice from the castle A traitor's ruse!
Grifonetto I swear by all the saints!
[107] THE BAGLIONI A voice from the castle What would you have of us ? We are in force.
Grifonetto I would speak with my mother. Bear to her The message that I crave an audience.
A voice from the castle The lady Atalanta's last commands Were to confer with no one from without.
Grifonetto Carry my summons. You have naught to fear.
A voice from the castle There's no great harm in parley.
What to read after The Baglioni; in a Play in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eno, Henry Lane to read onlineMoreLess
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