The Tempest
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Miranda, sorry for his fate.
Would of his labor bear a part, And by her generous kindness won The captive prince's honest heart.
Prospero watched them both unseen.
And learned to trust his princely slave Released him from his irksome toil.
And for his wife, Miranda oave.
Meantime the king and the bad duke.
Who reigned in noble Pros- yjjJpJl) pero's stead, ^ '^^v^ By wand'ring music and sweet ^ sounds, '' About the fairy isle were led.
With them the g^ood Gonzalo went, Prospero's tried and faith...ful I friend, !
Who comfort sought to orive the ' king.
For his fair son's untimely end.
TPE W/iNDKl^Ml^;S.
Now Caliban was sent for wood ; A lazy slave of late he'd grown, Unwilling Prospero to serve, Or any law of duty own.
So the great master sent his' elves To pinch him, or to give him pricks, To make him use his lazy strength.
And keep him from malicious tricks.
Suddenly, as the wood he bore.
There came before his startled sight, One that he thought a sprite must be, Who might, perchance, pinch, or bite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miranda, sorry for his fate.
Would of his labor bear a part, And by her generous kindness won The captive prince's honest heart.
Prospero watched them both unseen.
And learned to trust his princely slave Released him from his irksome toil.
And for his wife, Miranda oave.
Meantime the king and the bad duke.
Who reigned in noble Pros- yjjJpJl) pero's stead, ^ '^^v^ By wand'ring music and sweet ^ sounds, '' About the fairy isle were led.
With them the g^ood Gonzalo went, Prospero's tried and faith...ful I friend, !
Who comfort sought to orive the ' king.
For his fair son's untimely end.
TPE W/iNDKl^Ml^;S.
Now Caliban was sent for wood ; A lazy slave of late he'd grown, Unwilling Prospero to serve, Or any law of duty own.
So the great master sent his' elves To pinch him, or to give him pricks, To make him use his lazy strength.
And keep him from malicious tricks.
Suddenly, as the wood he bore.
There came before his startled sight, One that he thought a sprite must be, Who might, perchance, pinch, or bite.
What to read after The Tempest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by [valentine, Laura Jewry, Mrs.], D. 1899. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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