The Temple Library volume 1
The Temple Library volume 1
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I'll give all The yellow wretchedness of human wealth Unto the subtle artist, who shall teach A clock to tell the seconds by that word ; So shall I drive these frightful thoughts away, And happiness — Do I look happy, sirrah ? It matters not. Speak on.
Attend. My lord, your bride — Hesp. Well sir, it was not I ; why lookest thou so? Beware. WTiy layest thine hand across thy breast? Is there a wound on't ? Say.
Attend. A wound, my lord !
I understand not — Hesp. Fool, I know thou dost not.
(If t...hey would find it out, why let them dig - To hell's foundations. ) What! Because I fold 158 THE BRIDES' TRAGEDY.
Mine arms like any man unhurt, unhurting, Must every slave suppose 'tis to conceal Some fearful witness of a deed ?
Attend. I thought not 'Twould anger thee ; forgive me.
Hesp. Be it so ; It was too warmly said, for, as I trust, You could not deem your master villain ; never. Yet say it were so, I but say suppose. That I, whose clay is kneaded up with tears. Had murdered, as you thought, some kindred creature ; Could not I wash the tokens of my guilt From this outside, and show a hand as clean As he who fingers first the air ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'll give all The yellow wretchedness of human wealth Unto the subtle artist, who shall teach A clock to tell the seconds by that word ; So shall I drive these frightful thoughts away, And happiness — Do I look happy, sirrah ? It matters not. Speak on.
Attend. My lord, your bride — Hesp. Well sir, it was not I ; why lookest thou so? Beware. WTiy layest thine hand across thy breast? Is there a wound on't ? Say.
Attend. A wound, my lord !
I understand not — Hesp. Fool, I know thou dost not.
(If t...hey would find it out, why let them dig - To hell's foundations. ) What! Because I fold 158 THE BRIDES' TRAGEDY.
Mine arms like any man unhurt, unhurting, Must every slave suppose 'tis to conceal Some fearful witness of a deed ?
Attend. I thought not 'Twould anger thee ; forgive me.
Hesp. Be it so ; It was too warmly said, for, as I trust, You could not deem your master villain ; never. Yet say it were so, I but say suppose. That I, whose clay is kneaded up with tears. Had murdered, as you thought, some kindred creature ; Could not I wash the tokens of my guilt From this outside, and show a hand as clean As he who fingers first the air ?
What to read after The Temple Library volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 2d Sess United States 52d Cong to read onlineMoreLess
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