Death And the Princess a Morality
Death And the Princess a Morality
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Loris is dead. Listen, Hsten ; we thought he followed, we thought he was close. Only we dared not look behind for fear of the Scarlet Women. And when we reached home, they told us of the great proclamation. And we rejoiced ; and we started straight forth once more, in our gladness, to come to our Saviour. And, as we went in our joy, Loris met us on the path — Loris coming slowly like a ghost. And his mother ran to meet him with her arms stretched out. And he stood still a moment, and he fell in... her arms dead. Dead. Dead. His soul is gone.
Enter two men carrying the dead body of LORIS. CLEITA walks beside it. Behind is OLD DAVUS, carrying LITTLE DAVUS, also a small crowd of other peasants. They all look terroj- struck. The two men put down the body of Loris in the middle of the stage. Cleita kneels down beside it and feels over the heart. She looks up at the priests.
CLEITA They have taken it. He is quite cold. {To Loris) My son, why did you not come when I called you ? O how could I ever go home without you ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Loris is dead. Listen, Hsten ; we thought he followed, we thought he was close. Only we dared not look behind for fear of the Scarlet Women. And when we reached home, they told us of the great proclamation. And we rejoiced ; and we started straight forth once more, in our gladness, to come to our Saviour. And, as we went in our joy, Loris met us on the path — Loris coming slowly like a ghost. And his mother ran to meet him with her arms stretched out. And he stood still a moment, and he fell in... her arms dead. Dead. Dead. His soul is gone.
Enter two men carrying the dead body of LORIS. CLEITA walks beside it. Behind is OLD DAVUS, carrying LITTLE DAVUS, also a small crowd of other peasants. They all look terroj- struck. The two men put down the body of Loris in the middle of the stage. Cleita kneels down beside it and feels over the heart. She looks up at the priests.
CLEITA They have taken it. He is quite cold. {To Loris) My son, why did you not come when I called you ? O how could I ever go home without you ?
What to read after Death And the Princess a Morality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Darwin Cornford to read onlineMoreLess
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