Ludlow a Mystery Play
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Fleeing death they sought a vale. Not yet, most strange to say, enclosed in Rockefeller s pale And there to shelter wife and babe from cruel elements, Aided by faithful brothers hands, they built a town of tents Where in their patient misery sustained by hope they wait Oh fatal hope ! that time and prayer their lords proud wrath may bate And they may win the piteous grace to bend to toil again, Not cursed and robbed as sodden slaves, but free and upright men. This was their prayer to that hard ...soul who stands before you now With simulated love to man wreathed falsely round his brow. His dollars drip with babies blood, his gifts to you have cost A hundred thousand human souls in hellish misery lost.
His Majesty: Tut, tut, be accurate, my friend. I never get his gifts, LUDLOW 17 Somewhere twixt him and me there is a hand that always lifts The glittering gob.
Minister: I really hope Your Majesty descries This wretch s black depravity. The tale he tells is lies, From alpha to omega. The wild mob for whom he seeks To rouse your feelings gullible, it was a gang of Greeks Savage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fleeing death they sought a vale. Not yet, most strange to say, enclosed in Rockefeller s pale And there to shelter wife and babe from cruel elements, Aided by faithful brothers hands, they built a town of tents Where in their patient misery sustained by hope they wait Oh fatal hope ! that time and prayer their lords proud wrath may bate And they may win the piteous grace to bend to toil again, Not cursed and robbed as sodden slaves, but free and upright men. This was their prayer to that hard ...soul who stands before you now With simulated love to man wreathed falsely round his brow. His dollars drip with babies blood, his gifts to you have cost A hundred thousand human souls in hellish misery lost.
His Majesty: Tut, tut, be accurate, my friend. I never get his gifts, LUDLOW 17 Somewhere twixt him and me there is a hand that always lifts The glittering gob.
Minister: I really hope Your Majesty descries This wretch s black depravity. The tale he tells is lies, From alpha to omega. The wild mob for whom he seeks To rouse your feelings gullible, it was a gang of Greeks Savage.
What to read after Ludlow a Mystery Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Hiram Chapman to read onlineMoreLess
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