The Piper, a Play in Four Acts
The Piper, a Play in Four Acts
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Michael All this, your work !
Piper \looking at her closely\ Not mine.
This is no charm. It is all youth and grief, And weariness. And she shall follow you. — Tell the good nuns you found her sore be- witched.
Here in this haunt of * devils'; — clean dis- traught.
No Church could so receive a dancing nun !
Tell them thou art an honest, piteous man Desires to marry her.
Michael Marry the Moon!
Digitized by Google I04 The Piper Piper No, no, the Moon for me! — She shall be yours; And here she sle...eps, until her wits be sound.
[^He spreads his cloak over her, gently] The sun 's still high. 'T is barely afternoon. — [Looks at the sunshine. A thought strikes him with sudden dismay'] *T is — no, the time is going ! — On my life, I had forgot Them ! — And They will not stay After the Rainbow fades.
Michael [confounded'] Art thou moon-mad ?
Piper [madly] No. Stir not ! Keep her safe ! I come anon.
But first I go. — They '11 not mind Cheat-the- Devil!
They '11 creep, to find out where the Rainbow went.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Michael All this, your work !
Piper \looking at her closely\ Not mine.
This is no charm. It is all youth and grief, And weariness. And she shall follow you. — Tell the good nuns you found her sore be- witched.
Here in this haunt of * devils'; — clean dis- traught.
No Church could so receive a dancing nun !
Tell them thou art an honest, piteous man Desires to marry her.
Michael Marry the Moon!
Digitized by Google I04 The Piper Piper No, no, the Moon for me! — She shall be yours; And here she sle...eps, until her wits be sound.
[^He spreads his cloak over her, gently] The sun 's still high. 'T is barely afternoon. — [Looks at the sunshine. A thought strikes him with sudden dismay'] *T is — no, the time is going ! — On my life, I had forgot Them ! — And They will not stay After the Rainbow fades.
Michael [confounded'] Art thou moon-mad ?
Piper [madly] No. Stir not ! Keep her safe ! I come anon.
But first I go. — They '11 not mind Cheat-the- Devil!
They '11 creep, to find out where the Rainbow went.
What to read after The Piper, a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peabody Josephine Preston to read onlineMoreLess
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