English poem
[Floro And Lelio Enter.]
LELIO: Here stop. These toppling rocks and tangled boughs, Impenetrable by the noonday beam, Shall be sole witnesses of what we—
FLORO: Draw! If there were words, here is the place for deeds.
LELIO: Thou needest not instruct me; well I know That in the field, the silent tongue of steel Speaks thus,—