The Works of George Byron. With His Letters And Journals, And His Life
The Works of George Byron. With His Letters And Journals, And His Life
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How many satn^s in his father's time — For he I own is, or at least loas, bloodless— Bel. But wiU not, can not be so now.
Arb, I doubt it How many satraps have I seen set out Li his sire's day for mighty vice-royalties.
Whose tombs are on their path I I know not how, But they all sicken'd by the way, it was So long and heavy.
BeL Let us but regain The free air of the city, and we'll shorten Hie journey.
Arb. 'Twill be shorten'd at the gates, It may be.
BeL No ; they hardly will risk that.
They ...mean us to die privately, but not Within the palace or the city walls.
Where we are known, and may have partisans : If they had meant to slay us here, we were No longer with the livbg. Let us hence.
Arb, If I but thought he did not mean my life I S d by Google 118 SARDANAPALUS, ACT U.
Bd. Fool I hence — what else should despotism alarmed Mean ? Let us but rejoin our troops, and march .
Arbn Towards our provinces ?
BeL No ; towards your kingdom.
There's time, tliere's heart, and hope, and power, and means, Which their half measures leave us in full scope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How many satn^s in his father's time — For he I own is, or at least loas, bloodless— Bel. But wiU not, can not be so now.
Arb, I doubt it How many satraps have I seen set out Li his sire's day for mighty vice-royalties.
Whose tombs are on their path I I know not how, But they all sicken'd by the way, it was So long and heavy.
BeL Let us but regain The free air of the city, and we'll shorten Hie journey.
Arb. 'Twill be shorten'd at the gates, It may be.
BeL No ; they hardly will risk that.
They ...mean us to die privately, but not Within the palace or the city walls.
Where we are known, and may have partisans : If they had meant to slay us here, we were No longer with the livbg. Let us hence.
Arb, If I but thought he did not mean my life I S d by Google 118 SARDANAPALUS, ACT U.
Bd. Fool I hence — what else should despotism alarmed Mean ? Let us but rejoin our troops, and march .
Arbn Towards our provinces ?
BeL No ; towards your kingdom.
There's time, tliere's heart, and hope, and power, and means, Which their half measures leave us in full scope.
What to read after The Works of George Byron. With His Letters And Journals, And His Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baron George Gordon Byron Byron to read onlineMoreLess
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