The Poetical Works of John Keats, Given From His Own Editions And Other Authentic Sources And Collated With Many Manuscripts;
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Ho ! let the music sound !
\Music. Ethelbert raises his hands, as in benediction of Otho. Exeunt severally. The scene closes on them.
Scene IH. — The Country, with the Castle in the distance.
Enter Ludolph and Sigifred.
Ludolph.
You have my secret ; let it not be breath'd.
470 OTHO THE GREAT. [Act i.
SiGIFRED.
Still give me leave to wonder that the Prince Ludolph and the swift Arab are the same ; Still to rejoice that 'twas a German arm Death doing in a turban'd masquerade. 5 Ludolph.
The Emper...or must not know it, Sigifred.
SiGIFRED.
I prythee, why? What happier hour of time Could thy pleas'd star point down upon from heaven With silver index, bidding thee make peace ?
Ludolph.
Still it must not be known, good Sigifred ; 10 The star may point oblique.
Sigifred.
If Otho knew His son to be that unknown Mussulman After whose spurring heels he sent me forth.
With one of his well-pleas'd Olympian oaths, The charters of man's greatness, at this hour 15 He would be watching round the castle walls.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ho ! let the music sound !
\Music. Ethelbert raises his hands, as in benediction of Otho. Exeunt severally. The scene closes on them.
Scene IH. — The Country, with the Castle in the distance.
Enter Ludolph and Sigifred.
Ludolph.
You have my secret ; let it not be breath'd.
470 OTHO THE GREAT. [Act i.
SiGIFRED.
Still give me leave to wonder that the Prince Ludolph and the swift Arab are the same ; Still to rejoice that 'twas a German arm Death doing in a turban'd masquerade. 5 Ludolph.
The Emper...or must not know it, Sigifred.
SiGIFRED.
I prythee, why? What happier hour of time Could thy pleas'd star point down upon from heaven With silver index, bidding thee make peace ?
Ludolph.
Still it must not be known, good Sigifred ; 10 The star may point oblique.
Sigifred.
If Otho knew His son to be that unknown Mussulman After whose spurring heels he sent me forth.
With one of his well-pleas'd Olympian oaths, The charters of man's greatness, at this hour 15 He would be watching round the castle walls.
What to read after The Poetical Works of John Keats, Given From His Own Editions And Other Authentic Sources And Collated With Many Manuscripts;?
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