Ernest the Pilgrim a Dramatic Poem
Ernest the Pilgrim a Dramatic Poem
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Let every defpot die ; and let the falfe And faithlefs pay the forfeit of their frauds.
'T is murmuring in the winds fome few leagues off, And will be here ere wickednefs mail ftain Another year with bad, unrighteous crimes.
Wrong laughs at Juftice ; Heaven is puc to fhame ; Great God is mocked, and Mammon deified ; The air we breathe is foul with fecret deeds ; Corruption taints our orifons ; while faints Are canonized for molt, unholy gain, And every temple fets its idol up.
'T is coming, Ern...eft, and will foon be here.
Ernest.
Will foon be here ? Pray what will foon be here ?
Arthur.
The day of Juftice and of Judgement too. 'T is whifpering now had we but ears to hear : But fuch the boundlefs confidence, no harm Can come to England, none, fome wife men fay !
Ernest.
Nor do you pray for harm to England ! — 136 Erne ft, tbi Pilgrim: Arthur.
No; I pray for retributive War, that Right May reign for evermore. — Nay, itart not thus; There are no bayonets beneath our feet ! No fecret trains are laid to blow us up !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let every defpot die ; and let the falfe And faithlefs pay the forfeit of their frauds.
'T is murmuring in the winds fome few leagues off, And will be here ere wickednefs mail ftain Another year with bad, unrighteous crimes.
Wrong laughs at Juftice ; Heaven is puc to fhame ; Great God is mocked, and Mammon deified ; The air we breathe is foul with fecret deeds ; Corruption taints our orifons ; while faints Are canonized for molt, unholy gain, And every temple fets its idol up.
'T is coming, Ern...eft, and will foon be here.
Ernest.
Will foon be here ? Pray what will foon be here ?
Arthur.
The day of Juftice and of Judgement too. 'T is whifpering now had we but ears to hear : But fuch the boundlefs confidence, no harm Can come to England, none, fome wife men fay !
Ernest.
Nor do you pray for harm to England ! — 136 Erne ft, tbi Pilgrim: Arthur.
No; I pray for retributive War, that Right May reign for evermore. — Nay, itart not thus; There are no bayonets beneath our feet ! No fecret trains are laid to blow us up !
What to read after Ernest the Pilgrim a Dramatic Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M King to read onlineMoreLess
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