Madame Surratt a Drama in Five Acts
Madame Surratt a Drama in Five Acts
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W. BOOTH Yon weary stars, now fading one by one, Dying, salute their Caesar in the sky.
So these proud States, though sovereign from their birth, 627 74 MADAME SURRATT Must yield to one great Federal power. The very brutes have joined our brutish foes, And seem to triumph as the stars go down. Yon clamorous cock, impatient of the dawn, Rings his shrill clarion to the morning air A proclamation to the feathered tribes That Federal power is armed with spurs, And the loud clapping of his stormy wi...ngs Shuts to the door of mercy on his kind, Or like some Beecher-publican, he smites His breast, to wake yon harem from! its slumbers- All covetous of light, that they may run once more Attentive to his cluck, albeit he gobbles down The luscious worm, indifferent to their presence. But they can gaze upon his cockish neck, Admire his feathers glittering in the sun, And stoop, obedient to the sultan s will! Alas! poor States the harem of a President! Down, down vile thoughts, that mix my country s glory With dunghills, and the meanest of mankind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. BOOTH Yon weary stars, now fading one by one, Dying, salute their Caesar in the sky.
So these proud States, though sovereign from their birth, 627 74 MADAME SURRATT Must yield to one great Federal power. The very brutes have joined our brutish foes, And seem to triumph as the stars go down. Yon clamorous cock, impatient of the dawn, Rings his shrill clarion to the morning air A proclamation to the feathered tribes That Federal power is armed with spurs, And the loud clapping of his stormy wi...ngs Shuts to the door of mercy on his kind, Or like some Beecher-publican, he smites His breast, to wake yon harem from! its slumbers- All covetous of light, that they may run once more Attentive to his cluck, albeit he gobbles down The luscious worm, indifferent to their presence. But they can gaze upon his cockish neck, Admire his feathers glittering in the sun, And stoop, obedient to the sultan s will! Alas! poor States the harem of a President! Down, down vile thoughts, that mix my country s glory With dunghills, and the meanest of mankind.
What to read after Madame Surratt a Drama in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J W James Webb Rogers to read onlineMoreLess
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