Mary Stuart by Johann Christoph Friedrich von Schiller
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ELIZABETH (quick). Ay, surely 'twere The best; Oh, sir, my better angel speaks Through you;--go on then, worthy sir, conclude You are in earnest, you examine deep, Have quite a different spirit from your uncle. MORTIMER (surprised). Have you imparted then your wishes to him? ELIZABETH. I am sorry that I have. MORTIMER. Excuse his age, The old man is grown scrupulous; such bold Adventures ask the enterprising heart Of youth---- ELIZABETH. And may I venture then on you---- MORTIMER. My hand I'll lend thee; save then as thou canst Thy reputation---- ELIZABETH. Yes, sir; if you could But waken me some morning with this news |
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