The Tragedy a Fantasy in Verse
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So for a moment other visions rise, And ere I can the former scene restore The music swells, the lights are on once more.
Methought as round the audience I gazed That you were there and that you warmly praised The slow unfolding of the simple tale That might from your own life have drawn the veil.
You seemed to hear a kindred spirit call, And apprehensive seemed, yet smiled withal.
But hear me further and the tale attend Until the last act of the play doth end.
ACT IV.
ACT IV.
Tis eventide ; th...e scene an ancient room Lost in the shadow of a darkening gloom, Save when the fire that flickers and burns low Flames up and half illumines with its glow.
Now on the floor its fitful radiance falls, Upon the ceiling now, now on the walls.
Fantastic shadow-shapes that seem endowed With all the change of Hamlet s changing cloud, Absurd, grotesque, or ludicrous, severe, Flit here and there, stand forth, and disappear, Charging with mystery their brief career.
At last accustomed to the semi-gloom, Two figures I discern within the room ; A man of noble, patriarchal mold, And my young heroine at last grown old.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So for a moment other visions rise, And ere I can the former scene restore The music swells, the lights are on once more.
Methought as round the audience I gazed That you were there and that you warmly praised The slow unfolding of the simple tale That might from your own life have drawn the veil.
You seemed to hear a kindred spirit call, And apprehensive seemed, yet smiled withal.
But hear me further and the tale attend Until the last act of the play doth end.
ACT IV.
ACT IV.
Tis eventide ; th...e scene an ancient room Lost in the shadow of a darkening gloom, Save when the fire that flickers and burns low Flames up and half illumines with its glow.
Now on the floor its fitful radiance falls, Upon the ceiling now, now on the walls.
Fantastic shadow-shapes that seem endowed With all the change of Hamlet s changing cloud, Absurd, grotesque, or ludicrous, severe, Flit here and there, stand forth, and disappear, Charging with mystery their brief career.
At last accustomed to the semi-gloom, Two figures I discern within the room ; A man of noble, patriarchal mold, And my young heroine at last grown old.
What to read after The Tragedy a Fantasy in Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert Moyle to read onlineMoreLess
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