The Wager And Other Poems
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Claire. That may somewhat depend On how a maudlin tragedy shall end.
La Tour. I wait your orders, Viscount.
De Lancival. Nonsense ! Why Should you or I for such a trifle die ?
Yet, as a friend, La Tour, I take fair leave To doubt her story.
THE WAGER H La Tour. Then, my lord, — I grieve To put it coarsely,— does this lady he?
I wait your answer. Is it she or I?
She doth depose to kissing one La Tour.
He swears in turn and is devoutly sure He kissed the lady. Neither doth exclude Behef in either.... You, my lord, are shrewd.
Which is the sinner?
Claire. Stay, sir.
De Lancival. You shall hear From me to-morrow.
La Tour. And why not next year ?
Had I once loved this gentle lady's face His shrift were short, and small his chance of grace.
That dared to think those haughty lips could kiss A man whom, dead, no man on earth would miss Save some poor tapster. Sir, you seem to show Small skill at riddles. Follow me.
Claire. No, no.
Here must it end. A most unseemly brawl!
I '11 have no more of it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Claire. That may somewhat depend On how a maudlin tragedy shall end.
La Tour. I wait your orders, Viscount.
De Lancival. Nonsense ! Why Should you or I for such a trifle die ?
Yet, as a friend, La Tour, I take fair leave To doubt her story.
THE WAGER H La Tour. Then, my lord, — I grieve To put it coarsely,— does this lady he?
I wait your answer. Is it she or I?
She doth depose to kissing one La Tour.
He swears in turn and is devoutly sure He kissed the lady. Neither doth exclude Behef in either.... You, my lord, are shrewd.
Which is the sinner?
Claire. Stay, sir.
De Lancival. You shall hear From me to-morrow.
La Tour. And why not next year ?
Had I once loved this gentle lady's face His shrift were short, and small his chance of grace.
That dared to think those haughty lips could kiss A man whom, dead, no man on earth would miss Save some poor tapster. Sir, you seem to show Small skill at riddles. Follow me.
Claire. No, no.
Here must it end. A most unseemly brawl!
I '11 have no more of it.
What to read after The Wager And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Silas Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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