Under the Shadow of Dread a Drama
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King Alfred. It shall be ever treasured lovingly; But let us have more speech of this anon, At our more leisured ease : depart us now To make a solid from this mutual breath.
(Exeunt. ) ACT IV.
SCENE I. The same; an hut on the outskirts: discovers Ceawlin laid up on couch with Guilda tending him.
Guilda. The radiant Bride of Morn is now far paced, And soon must hide her blushes in the West So sinks my fainting heart.
joy, thou cruel, most partial maid ; Unsought, unthanked, thou fill'st this mo...rtal's cup E'en to o'erflowing, whilst, giglot one, That wight may sigh, may groan, and e'en may strew Thy shrine with sacrificial tears, and thou Continuest obdurate! until, perchance Wearied with importunity, thou com'st Ah ! but, to give the weary sufferer A wafer! to allay the parched void: One taste and all is gone !
And yet, methinks, e 'en the most favoured wights Are but poor butterflies: how soon their day, The brief day of their joyance wanes, and night Succeeds but everlasting? no, blest thought!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
King Alfred. It shall be ever treasured lovingly; But let us have more speech of this anon, At our more leisured ease : depart us now To make a solid from this mutual breath.
(Exeunt. ) ACT IV.
SCENE I. The same; an hut on the outskirts: discovers Ceawlin laid up on couch with Guilda tending him.
Guilda. The radiant Bride of Morn is now far paced, And soon must hide her blushes in the West So sinks my fainting heart.
joy, thou cruel, most partial maid ; Unsought, unthanked, thou fill'st this mo...rtal's cup E'en to o'erflowing, whilst, giglot one, That wight may sigh, may groan, and e'en may strew Thy shrine with sacrificial tears, and thou Continuest obdurate! until, perchance Wearied with importunity, thou com'st Ah ! but, to give the weary sufferer A wafer! to allay the parched void: One taste and all is gone !
And yet, methinks, e 'en the most favoured wights Are but poor butterflies: how soon their day, The brief day of their joyance wanes, and night Succeeds but everlasting? no, blest thought!
What to read after Under the Shadow of Dread a Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R T Hammond to read onlineMoreLess
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