The Golden Legend by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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page 60 of 177 (33%)
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_Ursula._ They are already asleep.
_Gottlieb._ What if they were dead? * * * * * IN THE GARDEN. * * * * * _Elsie._ I have one thing to ask of you. _Prince Henry._ What is it? It is already granted. _Elsie._ Promise me, When we are gone from here, and on our way Are journeying to Salerno, you will not, By word or deed, endeavor to dissuade me And turn me from my purpose, but remember That as a pilgrim to the Holy City Walks unmolested, and with thoughts of pardon Occupied wholly, so would I approach The gates of Heaven, in this great jubilee, With my petition, putting off from me All thoughts of earth, as shoes from off my feet. Promise me this. _Prince Henry._ Thy words fall from thy lips Like roses from the lips of Angelo: and angels |
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