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MARGARET: Handsome I've seen, you deserve a slap!
MEFISTO: Have you ever loved, or for loving craved ?
MARGARET: I know a mad man, who for such things raved.
MEFISTO: Have you lover hugged, or happy man kissed?
MARGARET: No, tell me please, sir, is it much I mis- sed?
MEFISTO : My sweet heav'nly saint, is your heart still free?
MARGARET: God's my heavenly saint, he, yes, only He.
MEFISTO: I doi not ask who is your saint in haven, is there one whom your love you've given ?
MARGARET: My heart lov...es a brave, a gallant woodman.
To him I will be ti'ue, as true I can !
MEFISTO: Curse your pretty face, you young tiger cat.
Cell you'l never see, take my word for that'.
MEFISTO: (Grabs Margaret'^ hands in one hand, with other hand he draws fourth his dagger, forces it into her heart, .turns dagger around heart, and - cuts heart from hear breast. Margaret does not faint, but screams — then.
MARGARET: Blessed Mother, help me!
THE PILGRIMS 25 MEFISTO: Here is is your heart. . . take it to Mary.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MARGARET: Handsome I've seen, you deserve a slap!
MEFISTO: Have you ever loved, or for loving craved ?
MARGARET: I know a mad man, who for such things raved.
MEFISTO: Have you lover hugged, or happy man kissed?
MARGARET: No, tell me please, sir, is it much I mis- sed?
MEFISTO : My sweet heav'nly saint, is your heart still free?
MARGARET: God's my heavenly saint, he, yes, only He.
MEFISTO: I doi not ask who is your saint in haven, is there one whom your love you've given ?
MARGARET: My heart lov...es a brave, a gallant woodman.
To him I will be ti'ue, as true I can !
MEFISTO: Curse your pretty face, you young tiger cat.
Cell you'l never see, take my word for that'.
MEFISTO: (Grabs Margaret'^ hands in one hand, with other hand he draws fourth his dagger, forces it into her heart, .turns dagger around heart, and - cuts heart from hear breast. Margaret does not faint, but screams — then.
MARGARET: Blessed Mother, help me!
THE PILGRIMS 25 MEFISTO: Here is is your heart. . . take it to Mary.
What to read after "the Pilgrims."?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kovalchik, Joseph. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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