The Rout of the Philistines : a Forest Play
The Rout of the Philistines : a Forest Play
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KING Tis well. Let s to our business. We ll dispense With ceremony. Grave reports I hear Of evils that beset from every side. What say you now, my Lord of Ashkelon? Your grave foreboding looks bespeak dark thoughts.
ASHKELON In truth, they are both serious and sad, But I shall not attempt to here describe The canopy of blackest gloom that hangs O er Ashkelon. Against our weary lips Is pressed the cup of salt adversity, ^ And one and all have drained the contents deep. The specter of disaster st...alks abroad; Philistia hath come on evil days. Tis so in all the cities of the land, Our aching eyes find daily proof of it. But let this recitation of our woes [36] Abide awhile; let s seek the cause, the cause For all these ills, for cause most surely must There be for so much universal grief!
EKRON My brother speaks with wisdom. Is there smoke Where fire burneth not? For common ills There must be common cause.
KING And who is wise To tell us what occasions all this woe?
ASHKELON I ll be so bold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
KING Tis well. Let s to our business. We ll dispense With ceremony. Grave reports I hear Of evils that beset from every side. What say you now, my Lord of Ashkelon? Your grave foreboding looks bespeak dark thoughts.
ASHKELON In truth, they are both serious and sad, But I shall not attempt to here describe The canopy of blackest gloom that hangs O er Ashkelon. Against our weary lips Is pressed the cup of salt adversity, ^ And one and all have drained the contents deep. The specter of disaster st...alks abroad; Philistia hath come on evil days. Tis so in all the cities of the land, Our aching eyes find daily proof of it. But let this recitation of our woes [36] Abide awhile; let s seek the cause, the cause For all these ills, for cause most surely must There be for so much universal grief!
EKRON My brother speaks with wisdom. Is there smoke Where fire burneth not? For common ills There must be common cause.
KING And who is wise To tell us what occasions all this woe?
ASHKELON I ll be so bold.
What to read after The Rout of the Philistines : a Forest Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Gilman Norris to read onlineMoreLess
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