Acrisius, King of Argos
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I'd be a pirate myself had I the king's wherewithal. For to rove the seas, sing coarse songs, and be a bravo murderer, is pinnacle of earthly glory.
Hardspur. Hark! Who comes?
Brasher. The king! We'll secrete ourselves behind These wings and hear a king's unguarded soliloquy.
Enter Acrisius.
King. Alone? And Felldaff gone? What means it? Ha!
The tomb is builded! lie has done his work.
And such a work as this! It has the grandeur Of ancient tombs. And 't is sublime beyond.
worthy Felldaff 'tis t...hy masterpiece!
1 knight him now, for such his inspiration In this new work of high creative art, That never man in any kingdom far Or near, hast greater right. And now, O tomb Of splendid brass ! I bow to thee as one Who feeleth all the splendor of a purpose Moulded from thought, and stands a monument Of glory unto him as rare creator.
Rich ichor flowed within his noble veins, :)C> ACBISIUS, KING OF JL'GOS \iid goodly wines from clouded thrones. O Felldaff, Thou "st greatest in thy wickedness! But, sooth, I'hou hast no blame, nor I, nor Hardspur, Brasker; Kor kings must live in their inviolate trusts, Whoever die, since such the need of kingdoms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I'd be a pirate myself had I the king's wherewithal. For to rove the seas, sing coarse songs, and be a bravo murderer, is pinnacle of earthly glory.
Hardspur. Hark! Who comes?
Brasher. The king! We'll secrete ourselves behind These wings and hear a king's unguarded soliloquy.
Enter Acrisius.
King. Alone? And Felldaff gone? What means it? Ha!
The tomb is builded! lie has done his work.
And such a work as this! It has the grandeur Of ancient tombs. And 't is sublime beyond.
worthy Felldaff 'tis t...hy masterpiece!
1 knight him now, for such his inspiration In this new work of high creative art, That never man in any kingdom far Or near, hast greater right. And now, O tomb Of splendid brass ! I bow to thee as one Who feeleth all the splendor of a purpose Moulded from thought, and stands a monument Of glory unto him as rare creator.
Rich ichor flowed within his noble veins, :)C> ACBISIUS, KING OF JL'GOS \iid goodly wines from clouded thrones. O Felldaff, Thou "st greatest in thy wickedness! But, sooth, I'hou hast no blame, nor I, nor Hardspur, Brasker; Kor kings must live in their inviolate trusts, Whoever die, since such the need of kingdoms.
What to read after Acrisius, King of Argos?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walker, Horace Eaton, 1852- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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