John Galsworthy
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This is a bit of orl right ! [Raising his glass. ] Good luck ! Third Humble-man. Same 'ere !
[Simultaneously they place their lips smartly against the liquor, and at once let fall their faces and their glasses. ] Chief Humble- man [with great solemnity]. Crikey! Bill! Tea/ . . . Wsgot us! [The stage is blotted dark. ] The Little Dream is rather a bitter allegory of the adventures of the soul in search of life and happiness. Seelchen, the little mountain girl, hears the call of the Wine Horn, ty...pifying the dehghts of the town and the world, and the Cow Horn, typifying the pleasures of her mountain home, but there is a strange resemblance in the hard disillusions they are bound to offer after their 60 THE PLAYS gifts, and only the lonely Great Horn behind points to something finer and higher. There is really not much interest, or indeed, much originaHty in the little sketch, but there is some beautiful language, and Galsworthy is able to give free rein to his sense of words and poetic faculty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is a bit of orl right ! [Raising his glass. ] Good luck ! Third Humble-man. Same 'ere !
[Simultaneously they place their lips smartly against the liquor, and at once let fall their faces and their glasses. ] Chief Humble- man [with great solemnity]. Crikey! Bill! Tea/ . . . Wsgot us! [The stage is blotted dark. ] The Little Dream is rather a bitter allegory of the adventures of the soul in search of life and happiness. Seelchen, the little mountain girl, hears the call of the Wine Horn, ty...pifying the dehghts of the town and the world, and the Cow Horn, typifying the pleasures of her mountain home, but there is a strange resemblance in the hard disillusions they are bound to offer after their 60 THE PLAYS gifts, and only the lonely Great Horn behind points to something finer and higher. There is really not much interest, or indeed, much originaHty in the little sketch, but there is some beautiful language, and Galsworthy is able to give free rein to his sense of words and poetic faculty.
What to read after John Galsworthy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sheila Kaye Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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