The Drama of Earth
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Legree's House. — Legree and Oelestba, seated together.
Leg. Celestra, my Celestra, gentle lady, Thy presence is my life, and by thy presence, This earth to me is all a paradise — All seasons, summer, and perpetual joy Eeigns in this bosom which were desert else.
What if all crowns and jewelled diadems, THE DBAMA OP EARTH. 195 And all the empires, kingdoms, and dominions Of all the earth, could be in my possession By loss of thee ? — the purchase would be dear: I could not thus resign all happi...ness And let my soul become a vasty desert, In which itself, for ever and for ever, Might roam to find it all a cheerless waste.
Where all the crowns and jeweled diadems, And all the empires, kingdoms, and dominions.
Could not dispel the gloom of desolation !
Cel. My husband, I thank you : I am greatly bound In duty to you for your kind regard.
I thank the Giver of all goodly gifts That th' world to me is such a happy world.
Leg. Celestra, I regret, while business calls Me to the city, that affairs compel Such haste and weary course by day and night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Legree's House. — Legree and Oelestba, seated together.
Leg. Celestra, my Celestra, gentle lady, Thy presence is my life, and by thy presence, This earth to me is all a paradise — All seasons, summer, and perpetual joy Eeigns in this bosom which were desert else.
What if all crowns and jewelled diadems, THE DBAMA OP EARTH. 195 And all the empires, kingdoms, and dominions Of all the earth, could be in my possession By loss of thee ? — the purchase would be dear: I could not thus resign all happi...ness And let my soul become a vasty desert, In which itself, for ever and for ever, Might roam to find it all a cheerless waste.
Where all the crowns and jeweled diadems, And all the empires, kingdoms, and dominions.
Could not dispel the gloom of desolation !
Cel. My husband, I thank you : I am greatly bound In duty to you for your kind regard.
I thank the Giver of all goodly gifts That th' world to me is such a happy world.
Leg. Celestra, I regret, while business calls Me to the city, that affairs compel Such haste and weary course by day and night.
What to read after The Drama of Earth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Loewy, Benno, 1854-1919. Fmo to read onlineMoreLess
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