The Weirwolf a Tragedy
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A TRAGEDY. 107 Fran. Peace, Manon, peace. ^Tis not worth quarrelKug over. Say sometliing of thyself. It grieves me, cMld ! To think what strangers weVe become of late. Manon. It grieves thee^ does it? If report say true The timers with thee sped cheerily enough, And not been wasted quite in idleness. . Fran. Dear Manon ! we wax bitter. What's all this ? Has any traitor's tongue been here at work To set a feud between us ? Once we were In our affection, sisters. Is it gone. And all become a drea...m of yesterday ?
Manon. If thou thy secrets, why not I have mine ? Jacques. We must be careful, Manon, how we talk. Fran9oise, 'tis said, will be a lady soon. And well we know, the memory of old friends. Amid those high aristocratic climes. Is apt to grow both burdensome and cold.
Fran. Old friends, God grant ! I never may forget. Whatever greatness fortune thrust upon me. Whatever loss befal ! But thou — what right Hast thou to palter with that sacred name ? What friendship do I owe thee ? Quite unasked 108 THE WEIEWOLF.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A TRAGEDY. 107 Fran. Peace, Manon, peace. ^Tis not worth quarrelKug over. Say sometliing of thyself. It grieves me, cMld ! To think what strangers weVe become of late. Manon. It grieves thee^ does it? If report say true The timers with thee sped cheerily enough, And not been wasted quite in idleness. . Fran. Dear Manon ! we wax bitter. What's all this ? Has any traitor's tongue been here at work To set a feud between us ? Once we were In our affection, sisters. Is it gone. And all become a drea...m of yesterday ?
Manon. If thou thy secrets, why not I have mine ? Jacques. We must be careful, Manon, how we talk. Fran9oise, 'tis said, will be a lady soon. And well we know, the memory of old friends. Amid those high aristocratic climes. Is apt to grow both burdensome and cold.
Fran. Old friends, God grant ! I never may forget. Whatever greatness fortune thrust upon me. Whatever loss befal ! But thou — what right Hast thou to palter with that sacred name ? What friendship do I owe thee ? Quite unasked 108 THE WEIEWOLF.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Forster to read onlineMoreLess
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