The Rose of Ravenna
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FRANCESCA (with mock petulance} Nay, I do twist them round my fingers so!
(41) Act II. "Cha tftose of Ravenna Scene I, PAOLO Wilt thou so treat thy husband?
FRANCESCA Dost thou fear?
My father tells me men are very weak In maiden's hands.
PAOLO O wise old man !
FRANCESCA Is't so?
PAOLO 'Tis like enough. Art fearful of control When I shall take thee captive in these bonds Of our new kinship?
FRANCESCA (with mock terror] "Captive in these bonds"? Shall I know dungeons dark at Rimini?
PAOLO Thou w...ilt be no more captive than a bird FRANCESCA Encaged ?
(42) ct II. T3^fc 3lo*e of 3tavenna Scene I.
PAOLO A bird encaged beneath the sky. Imprisoned by the limits of the world, Barred by the fleecy clouds, captive of Love, Compelled to sing in ecstasy of bliss FRANCESCA Hold ! Hold ! "Tis almost too much happiness ! May I not know the luxury of tears Woman's most cherished privilege?
PAOLO Say, then, As much of tears as summer knows of rain, That makes a garden bloom in happy hours.
FRANCESCA Most generous man, I thank thee for that boon !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FRANCESCA (with mock petulance} Nay, I do twist them round my fingers so!
(41) Act II. "Cha tftose of Ravenna Scene I, PAOLO Wilt thou so treat thy husband?
FRANCESCA Dost thou fear?
My father tells me men are very weak In maiden's hands.
PAOLO O wise old man !
FRANCESCA Is't so?
PAOLO 'Tis like enough. Art fearful of control When I shall take thee captive in these bonds Of our new kinship?
FRANCESCA (with mock terror] "Captive in these bonds"? Shall I know dungeons dark at Rimini?
PAOLO Thou w...ilt be no more captive than a bird FRANCESCA Encaged ?
(42) ct II. T3^fc 3lo*e of 3tavenna Scene I.
PAOLO A bird encaged beneath the sky. Imprisoned by the limits of the world, Barred by the fleecy clouds, captive of Love, Compelled to sing in ecstasy of bliss FRANCESCA Hold ! Hold ! "Tis almost too much happiness ! May I not know the luxury of tears Woman's most cherished privilege?
PAOLO Say, then, As much of tears as summer knows of rain, That makes a garden bloom in happy hours.
FRANCESCA Most generous man, I thank thee for that boon !
What to read after The Rose of Ravenna?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward a Vidler to read onlineMoreLess
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