Book of Words the Pageant of Newark
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] [As the last Herald retires, The Puritan Spirit comes forward. ] Thk Watcher So speak the nations, Puritan.
The Puritan Spirit I hear and wonder.
The Watcher And still thy city speaks not.
The Puritan Spirit She is dumb. The glories of the world And all the visions of the peoples pulse in her And yet she may not speak.
The Watcher She waits thy word. Call with an open heart, O Puritan. Call Liberty.
The Puritan Spirit I yield me, Watcher, to the living world, And to the mighty memories by the...se Brought home. I see my city richer for Their high traditions and immortal names. I call — and now at last I trust. I lift Mine eyes to welcome Liberty.
[Music; Liberty enters, followed by a train of the spirits of primeval beauty who at the opening of the Masque were banished by the Puritan. Liberty "'ap- proaches Newark; the groups of the Nations and ^In- dustries kneel; she touches Newark's hands and lips as though with some mysterious incantation. Newark rises, the grayness of her desolation falling from her as a cloak.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] [As the last Herald retires, The Puritan Spirit comes forward. ] Thk Watcher So speak the nations, Puritan.
The Puritan Spirit I hear and wonder.
The Watcher And still thy city speaks not.
The Puritan Spirit She is dumb. The glories of the world And all the visions of the peoples pulse in her And yet she may not speak.
The Watcher She waits thy word. Call with an open heart, O Puritan. Call Liberty.
The Puritan Spirit I yield me, Watcher, to the living world, And to the mighty memories by the...se Brought home. I see my city richer for Their high traditions and immortal names. I call — and now at last I trust. I lift Mine eyes to welcome Liberty.
[Music; Liberty enters, followed by a train of the spirits of primeval beauty who at the opening of the Masque were banished by the Puritan. Liberty "'ap- proaches Newark; the groups of the Nations and ^In- dustries kneel; she touches Newark's hands and lips as though with some mysterious incantation. Newark rises, the grayness of her desolation falling from her as a cloak.
What to read after Book of Words the Pageant of Newark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Wood Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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