Mary, Queen of Scots: a Tragedy in Three Acts
Mary, Queen of Scots: a Tragedy in Three Acts
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Out, slave 1 Out, tyrant !
Paulet. Others shall do what you refuse.
Exit Paulet.
Enter a number of workmen^ who proceed to remove all the ornaments and pictures^ amon^ others a crown and shield bearing the arms of England. They then hang the walls with black stuff. The Chorus retire in alarm to one corner of the stage.
First Workman. We must be sm art at this, boys.
Second Workman. Fall to, then.
First Workman. Poor little dears ! They're like a lot of doves.
Frightened of us.
Second Workman. Y...ou leave them girls alone.
The room's got to be ready for the lady, By she coraies back. Ye 'ave no time for starin'.
Chorus. When day declines and shades of evening fall, And silent footsteps of the coming night Steal to that inward sense which is not sight, Hearing, nor touch, but deepest of them all ; From that which seems we turn away.
And to the One that is in silence pray.
39 First Workman. This is a job !
Second Workman. I never liked one less.
First Workman. Nice music, mate, and pretty wenches, too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Out, slave 1 Out, tyrant !
Paulet. Others shall do what you refuse.
Exit Paulet.
Enter a number of workmen^ who proceed to remove all the ornaments and pictures^ amon^ others a crown and shield bearing the arms of England. They then hang the walls with black stuff. The Chorus retire in alarm to one corner of the stage.
First Workman. We must be sm art at this, boys.
Second Workman. Fall to, then.
First Workman. Poor little dears ! They're like a lot of doves.
Frightened of us.
Second Workman. Y...ou leave them girls alone.
The room's got to be ready for the lady, By she coraies back. Ye 'ave no time for starin'.
Chorus. When day declines and shades of evening fall, And silent footsteps of the coming night Steal to that inward sense which is not sight, Hearing, nor touch, but deepest of them all ; From that which seems we turn away.
And to the One that is in silence pray.
39 First Workman. This is a job !
Second Workman. I never liked one less.
First Workman. Nice music, mate, and pretty wenches, too.
What to read after Mary, Queen of Scots: a Tragedy in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Blake to read onlineMoreLess
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