For Love of the King
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"How can I go to my children?" _she demands_, _once again_.
"I can turn you into a bird, " _the Wizard says_. "You can fly to thepalace and walk and watch ever on that terrace in the rose gardens abovethe sea. " "What bird?" _she asks_, _trembling_.
"You shall have the form of the white paddy bird, because, though a womanand foolish as women ever are, you are very pure ivory. O! daughter ofman and of love. " _To this_ MAH PHRU _dissents_. _She paces the long room_.
"Transform me into a peacock;... they are more beautiful. " _The Wizard_, _leaning on his elbow_, _smiles_, _and the smile is arevelation of a mocking comprehension_.
"So be it. " _He bows his head_.
_The lights fade one by one_.
CURTAIN SCENE III _The Gardens of the Palace of the King_.
_Time_: _late afternoon_.
_Colonnades of roses stretch away on every side_. _Fountains play_, _throwing a shower on water-lilies of monstrous size_. _Peacocks walkwith stately tread across the green turf_. _Only one_, _larger and morebeautiful than the rest_, _is perched alone_, _with drooping head andfolded tail_, _on the broad-pillared terrace that overhangs the sea_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"How can I go to my children?" _she demands_, _once again_.
"I can turn you into a bird, " _the Wizard says_. "You can fly to thepalace and walk and watch ever on that terrace in the rose gardens abovethe sea. " "What bird?" _she asks_, _trembling_.
"You shall have the form of the white paddy bird, because, though a womanand foolish as women ever are, you are very pure ivory. O! daughter ofman and of love. " _To this_ MAH PHRU _dissents_. _She paces the long room_.
"Transform me into a peacock;... they are more beautiful. " _The Wizard_, _leaning on his elbow_, _smiles_, _and the smile is arevelation of a mocking comprehension_.
"So be it. " _He bows his head_.
_The lights fade one by one_.
CURTAIN SCENE III _The Gardens of the Palace of the King_.
_Time_: _late afternoon_.
_Colonnades of roses stretch away on every side_. _Fountains play_, _throwing a shower on water-lilies of monstrous size_. _Peacocks walkwith stately tread across the green turf_. _Only one_, _larger and morebeautiful than the rest_, _is perched alone_, _with drooping head andfolded tail_, _on the broad-pillared terrace that overhangs the sea_.
What to read after For Love of the King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilde Oscar to read onlineMoreLess
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