Lucky Pehr
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The populace nudge each other and point at him. Shoemaker'scompany slightly embarrassed. Enter a lyre player and an old blindwoman, with a painted canvas on a pole. Old woman sings and points atcanvas, which is painted in six panels--one for each stanza. ] OLD WOMAN.
There was a guileless youth Who heard the people's wail; Lawgivers sat in the square And gaily quaffed their ale.
The youth to the people said: "I would make your pathway fair!" "There's trouble, " the rulers cried, "Sediti...on breeds in the air. " Still they sat in the square, And still they quaffed their ale; They talked of the people's good, But heard not the people's wail.
The youth in the pillory stood, For there he'd been given his place; In the wag'nmaker's hen-coop the cock crew As of yore in Caiphas' palace.
The great respect the law, Their own renown they buy With statues and tombs and gold To praise them when they die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The populace nudge each other and point at him. Shoemaker'scompany slightly embarrassed. Enter a lyre player and an old blindwoman, with a painted canvas on a pole. Old woman sings and points atcanvas, which is painted in six panels--one for each stanza. ] OLD WOMAN.
There was a guileless youth Who heard the people's wail; Lawgivers sat in the square And gaily quaffed their ale.
The youth to the people said: "I would make your pathway fair!" "There's trouble, " the rulers cried, "Sediti...on breeds in the air. " Still they sat in the square, And still they quaffed their ale; They talked of the people's good, But heard not the people's wail.
The youth in the pillory stood, For there he'd been given his place; In the wag'nmaker's hen-coop the cock crew As of yore in Caiphas' palace.
The great respect the law, Their own renown they buy With statues and tombs and gold To praise them when they die.
What to read after Lucky Pehr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Strindberg August to read onlineMoreLess
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