The Shadowy Waters
The Shadowy Waters
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38 ANOTHER SAILOR Let every man draw out his sword.
Gather about him, that the gods may not know The hand that wounds him, because the gods are his friends.
(FoRGAEL has taken the harp in his hands and is leaning against the bulwark. The sailors draw their swords^ and come toward him. Forgael plays slowly and faintly.) A SAILOR A white bird beats his wings upon my face.
ANOTHER SAILOR A white bird has torn me with his silver claws.
ANOTHER SAILOR I am blind and deaf because of the white wings.
...39 ANOTHER SAILOR I am afraid of the harp.
ANOTHER SAILOR O ! wings on wings !
DECTORA He has thrown a druid dream upon the air.
Strike quickly ; it will fade out when you strike.
A SAILOR I am afraid of his low-laughing harp.
(FoRGAEL changes the air.) DECTORA {Looking over the bulwark in a half dream) I shall be home now in a little while, Hearing the harpers play, the pine-wood crackle, The handmaids laugh and whisper in the door.
40 A SAILOR Who said we had a skin of yellow ale ?
ANOTHER SAILOR I said the ale was brown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
38 ANOTHER SAILOR Let every man draw out his sword.
Gather about him, that the gods may not know The hand that wounds him, because the gods are his friends.
(FoRGAEL has taken the harp in his hands and is leaning against the bulwark. The sailors draw their swords^ and come toward him. Forgael plays slowly and faintly.) A SAILOR A white bird beats his wings upon my face.
ANOTHER SAILOR A white bird has torn me with his silver claws.
ANOTHER SAILOR I am blind and deaf because of the white wings.
...39 ANOTHER SAILOR I am afraid of the harp.
ANOTHER SAILOR O ! wings on wings !
DECTORA He has thrown a druid dream upon the air.
Strike quickly ; it will fade out when you strike.
A SAILOR I am afraid of his low-laughing harp.
(FoRGAEL changes the air.) DECTORA {Looking over the bulwark in a half dream) I shall be home now in a little while, Hearing the harpers play, the pine-wood crackle, The handmaids laugh and whisper in the door.
40 A SAILOR Who said we had a skin of yellow ale ?
ANOTHER SAILOR I said the ale was brown.
What to read after The Shadowy Waters?
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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