Ivywall
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A busy rogue, yet lazy one, withal.
And, now I think of it, I'm something like him ; For much have I to do, and still neglect it.
Tra. How many love to see a lofty name Brought down, dishonored, to their own vile level !
To tear, with harpy claws, a character Which late they praised — Jac. No sermons : You are not paid for those ! I must away.
Tra. And truly so must I ; in this direction.
\_Exeunt, differently.'] 252 IVTWALL.
Scene II. — TJt£ garden. Eiahga arid Vincenti discovered in the dista...nce, seated.
Bian. Father, thy brow is burning. Walk with me, {They advance.) And the cool evening breeze will bring thee peace !
See how the sun, beyond the purple hills.
Goes down in glory ! See his parting smile On the tall trees, which fondly wave farewell !
And, on the church-tower, rising from the vale.
The only bright thing now amid the shadows.
How blessed is that ray ! The true, good man Thus stands sublime in brilliancy, and points Calmly to Heaven, when Earth around grows dark !
Vin.
What to read after Ivywall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donoho, T. Seaton (Thomas Seaton) to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A busy rogue, yet lazy one, withal.
And, now I think of it, I'm something like him ; For much have I to do, and still neglect it.
Tra. How many love to see a lofty name Brought down, dishonored, to their own vile level !
To tear, with harpy claws, a character Which late they praised — Jac. No sermons : You are not paid for those ! I must away.
Tra. And truly so must I ; in this direction.
\_Exeunt, differently.'] 252 IVTWALL.
Scene II. — TJt£ garden. Eiahga arid Vincenti discovered in the dista...nce, seated.
Bian. Father, thy brow is burning. Walk with me, {They advance.) And the cool evening breeze will bring thee peace !
See how the sun, beyond the purple hills.
Goes down in glory ! See his parting smile On the tall trees, which fondly wave farewell !
And, on the church-tower, rising from the vale.
The only bright thing now amid the shadows.
How blessed is that ray ! The true, good man Thus stands sublime in brilliancy, and points Calmly to Heaven, when Earth around grows dark !
Vin.
What to read after Ivywall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donoho, T. Seaton (Thomas Seaton) to read onlineMoreLess
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