Plays And Pageants of Democracy
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It weighs thy spirits down.
[Mankind takes off chain and throws it down. Envy springs upon it and makes off with it, right.] Whence came this band of gold like to a crown ?
Mankind.
A royal gift for serving royal ends.
Guardian.
Who takes king's gifts upon the king depends.
[37] PLAYS AND PAGEANTS OF DEMOCRACY Put by such baubles; they but lead to strife.
[Mankind takes off crown and throws it down. Intrigue seizes it and runs off, right.] That sword! It speaks the loss of human life!
Mankind [...sighing as he looks at sword].
A monarch gave it, and for him 'twas drawn.
Guardian.
While still Mankind by thrones will bend and fawn He cannot hope the joys of peace to know.
Thou needest not that blade, so let it go.
[Mankind throws down sword. Ter- rorism takes it and exit, right.] Mankind.
How free I feel — a weight is gone indeed!
Those royal toys could fill no human need!
[Looking behind him in surprise.] Envy, Intrigue, and Terrorism fled?
We're freed, my children, from their presence dread !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It weighs thy spirits down.
[Mankind takes off chain and throws it down. Envy springs upon it and makes off with it, right.] Whence came this band of gold like to a crown ?
Mankind.
A royal gift for serving royal ends.
Guardian.
Who takes king's gifts upon the king depends.
[37] PLAYS AND PAGEANTS OF DEMOCRACY Put by such baubles; they but lead to strife.
[Mankind takes off crown and throws it down. Intrigue seizes it and runs off, right.] That sword! It speaks the loss of human life!
Mankind [...sighing as he looks at sword].
A monarch gave it, and for him 'twas drawn.
Guardian.
While still Mankind by thrones will bend and fawn He cannot hope the joys of peace to know.
Thou needest not that blade, so let it go.
[Mankind throws down sword. Ter- rorism takes it and exit, right.] Mankind.
How free I feel — a weight is gone indeed!
Those royal toys could fill no human need!
[Looking behind him in surprise.] Envy, Intrigue, and Terrorism fled?
We're freed, my children, from their presence dread !
What to read after Plays And Pageants of Democracy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fanny Ursula Payne to read onlineMoreLess
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