Festus a Poem
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I think I hear him every minute come.
Helen. It is not kind. We should be more alone* There was a time thou wouldst have no one else.
Festus. Am I not with thee all day ?
FESTUS. 247 Helen. Yes, I know ; But often and often thou art tliinking not Of me.
Festus. My good child ! — Helen. Well, I know thou lovest me ; And so I cannot bear thee to thmk, speak, Or be with any but me.
Festus. Then I will not.
Helen. Oh, thou wouldst promise me the deck round. Now, Promise me this — that I shall never... die.
And I'll believe thee when I am dead — not till.
But let it pass. I am at peace wiih thee ; And pardon thee, and give thee leave to live.
Festus. Magnanimous !
Helen. When earth, and Heaven, and all Things seem so bright and lovely for our sakes, It is a sin not to be happy. See, The moon is up, it is the dawn of night.
Stands by her side one bold, bright, steady star — Star of her heart, and heir to all her light.
Whereon she looks so proudly mild and calm.
As though she were the mother of that star.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I think I hear him every minute come.
Helen. It is not kind. We should be more alone* There was a time thou wouldst have no one else.
Festus. Am I not with thee all day ?
FESTUS. 247 Helen. Yes, I know ; But often and often thou art tliinking not Of me.
Festus. My good child ! — Helen. Well, I know thou lovest me ; And so I cannot bear thee to thmk, speak, Or be with any but me.
Festus. Then I will not.
Helen. Oh, thou wouldst promise me the deck round. Now, Promise me this — that I shall never... die.
And I'll believe thee when I am dead — not till.
But let it pass. I am at peace wiih thee ; And pardon thee, and give thee leave to live.
Festus. Magnanimous !
Helen. When earth, and Heaven, and all Things seem so bright and lovely for our sakes, It is a sin not to be happy. See, The moon is up, it is the dawn of night.
Stands by her side one bold, bright, steady star — Star of her heart, and heir to all her light.
Whereon she looks so proudly mild and calm.
As though she were the mother of that star.
What to read after Festus a Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey, Philip James, 1816-1902 to read onlineMoreLess
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