Twelfth Night (William Shakespeare)

 

If music be the food of love, play on!” the nobleman tells his court musicians. “Give me  excess of it, so that, surfeiting, the appetite may sicken, and die!”  Duke Orsino closes his eyes, letting the piquant tones of the lute pluck at his heart-strings, the  wind instruments’ lilting melodies lift his spirits—briefly—and the deep, bowed stirrings of the  bass viol, the viola di gamba, bring resonance to his soul.  “That strain again!—it had a dying fall—oh, it came o’er my ear like the sweet sound that breathes upon a bank of violets, stealing and giving scent!”
Attended by several of his realm’s lords, the heartsick duke, handsome and healthy at thirty,  languishes in a sunny room of his palace, high at the rocky point of a peninsula on Illyria’s  estern shore, across the sea from mid-16th  century Italy............

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Book Title: Twelfth Night By (William Shakespeare)
Total Pages: 48                                          
Posted By: Shakil Ilyas