The Hour Glass
The Hour Glass
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You believe just as yon always did, and you are afraid to tell me.
A YOUNG MAN. No, no, master.
WISE MAN. If you tell me that you believe I shall be glad and notangry.
A YOUNG MAN. [To his neighbor. ] He wants somebody to dispute with.
HIS NEIGHBOR. I knew that from the beginning.
A YOUNG MAN. That is not the subject for to-day; you were going totalk about the words the beggar wrote upon the walls of Babylon.
WISE MAN. If there is one amongst you that believes, he will be mybest friend. Surely ...there is one amongst you. [They are allsilent. ] Surely what you learned at your mother's knees has notbeen so soon forgotten.
A YOUNG MAN. Master, till you came, no teacher in this land wasable to get rid of foolishness and ignorance. But every one haslistened to you, every one has learned the truth. You have had yourlast disputation.
ANOTHER. What a fool you made of that monk in the market-place! Hehad not a word to say.
WISE MAN. [Comes from his desk and stands among them in the middleof the room.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You believe just as yon always did, and you are afraid to tell me.
A YOUNG MAN. No, no, master.
WISE MAN. If you tell me that you believe I shall be glad and notangry.
A YOUNG MAN. [To his neighbor. ] He wants somebody to dispute with.
HIS NEIGHBOR. I knew that from the beginning.
A YOUNG MAN. That is not the subject for to-day; you were going totalk about the words the beggar wrote upon the walls of Babylon.
WISE MAN. If there is one amongst you that believes, he will be mybest friend. Surely ...there is one amongst you. [They are allsilent. ] Surely what you learned at your mother's knees has notbeen so soon forgotten.
A YOUNG MAN. Master, till you came, no teacher in this land wasable to get rid of foolishness and ignorance. But every one haslistened to you, every one has learned the truth. You have had yourlast disputation.
ANOTHER. What a fool you made of that monk in the market-place! Hehad not a word to say.
WISE MAN. [Comes from his desk and stands among them in the middleof the room.
What to read after The Hour Glass?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yeats, W. B. (William Butler), 1865-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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