The Life And Writings of Richard Penn Smith, With a Reprint of His Play, "the Deformed," 1830
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That's from a pure fountain, Duke. I feel the justice of your censure; I have been to blame.
Give me your hand; my future conduct shall cancel the remembrance of past neglect.
Ber. Your kindness overwhelms me. My heart has been so long unused to kindness, that the slightest ray melts it.
Duke. Your wife, Beraldo?
THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF RICHARD PENN SMITH 77 Ber. The same. The only flower that blossoms on this soil, and somewhat faded since you last beheld her.
Duke. But still beautiful. By yo...ur leave I must taste the fragrance of her lip. (Salutes Astrabel.) True to my word, mistress, you see I am with you soon again.
Ber. With her again !
Astra. Your grace is kind in giving me so early an opportunity to express my gratitude for your bounties.
Duke. Name them not. They are but the precursors to farther favors.
Ber. What does all this mean! He takes her hand. Pacheco — Thou seest, old man, we keep good company; we are in a fair way.
His grace is gracious.
Treb. I see, I see. {Obesrving the Duke and Astrabel intently.) Duke.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That's from a pure fountain, Duke. I feel the justice of your censure; I have been to blame.
Give me your hand; my future conduct shall cancel the remembrance of past neglect.
Ber. Your kindness overwhelms me. My heart has been so long unused to kindness, that the slightest ray melts it.
Duke. Your wife, Beraldo?
THE LIFE AND WRITINGS OF RICHARD PENN SMITH 77 Ber. The same. The only flower that blossoms on this soil, and somewhat faded since you last beheld her.
Duke. But still beautiful. By yo...ur leave I must taste the fragrance of her lip. (Salutes Astrabel.) True to my word, mistress, you see I am with you soon again.
Ber. With her again !
Astra. Your grace is kind in giving me so early an opportunity to express my gratitude for your bounties.
Duke. Name them not. They are but the precursors to farther favors.
Ber. What does all this mean! He takes her hand. Pacheco — Thou seest, old man, we keep good company; we are in a fair way.
His grace is gracious.
Treb. I see, I see. {Obesrving the Duke and Astrabel intently.) Duke.
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