Juvenile poems on various subjects With the Prince of Parthia, a tragedy |
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SCENE II.
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Juvenile poems on various subjects | ||
SCENE II.
Phraates,alone.
I'll wait behind, my stay
May aid the cause; dissembling I must learn,
Necessity shall teach me how to vary
My features to the looks of him I serve.
I'll thrust myself disguis'd among the croud,
And fill their ears with murmurs of the deed:
Whisper all is not well, blow up the sparks
Of discord, and it soon will flame to rage.
Juvenile poems on various subjects | ||