Drama of Eden
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[Unseen voices singing. ] " Making melody to the night, " And chanting the praise of Him Who first didst send them forth, * When all the sons of God shouted for j oy Over the birth of a new world. " That song, sung long ages since, My soul with rapture doth enthrill: In their sweet refrain, we too will join.
[They join in the refrain while the curtain falls. ] SATAN'S AFTERMATH.
SCENE III. [Curtain Rises. Tempter only in sight. After a silence, breaks forth in soliloquy :] Temp.
Cursed ambition... that could not rest Until it was itself cast down!
Cursed be the day of my revolt Now past all recall.
And burning with fires of fiercest hell !
What I might have been, had not Proud ambition seized my soul, And in his fiery course dragged me down (And with me one-third part of the stars of heaven fell To nethermost depths below).
Forever will remain unknown.
Once in integrity I was strong, and dauntless stood, But now a breath of prayer from yonder's feeble folk [Pointing toward the bower. ] Canst cast me down and make me suppliant!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Unseen voices singing. ] " Making melody to the night, " And chanting the praise of Him Who first didst send them forth, * When all the sons of God shouted for j oy Over the birth of a new world. " That song, sung long ages since, My soul with rapture doth enthrill: In their sweet refrain, we too will join.
[They join in the refrain while the curtain falls. ] SATAN'S AFTERMATH.
SCENE III. [Curtain Rises. Tempter only in sight. After a silence, breaks forth in soliloquy :] Temp.
Cursed ambition... that could not rest Until it was itself cast down!
Cursed be the day of my revolt Now past all recall.
And burning with fires of fiercest hell !
What I might have been, had not Proud ambition seized my soul, And in his fiery course dragged me down (And with me one-third part of the stars of heaven fell To nethermost depths below).
Forever will remain unknown.
Once in integrity I was strong, and dauntless stood, But now a breath of prayer from yonder's feeble folk [Pointing toward the bower. ] Canst cast me down and make me suppliant!
What to read after Drama of Eden?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A M Russell to read onlineMoreLess
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