Maoriland And Other Verses
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It may be long before we meet again.
THE QUEEN [horrified] Long?
EARL ATHULF [bending his head] Good, my liege, Farewell !
THE KING [aside] She meant to save One ... Ah ! but which ? Ah, not to know her heart !
139 THE MINSTREL.
Never to know her heart !
[He observes the Queen, who is about to speak to Earl Athulf ] I wait for you ; I have a cause to try.
THE QUEEN [aside to Earl Athulf] We cannot part So coldly. Nay, I want a word a kiss !
[ To the King] A cause so late to-night ?
THE KING. Di...ssension, sown Of some haphazard word misunderstood, Has grown between a husband and a wife Who wait me, strangers, wistful, but too proud To plead for love.
THE QUEEN [observing that Earl Athulf is about to go] They wait, you said ? Yes ?
[Aside, to Earl Athulf] Wait!
THE KING. The wife is thirsty for the words of love That are to her love's self ; the husband loves, But knows a kiss can never sum up life.
THE QUEEN. And your decision ?
THE KING. There is need for none.
He loves, and love must pardon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may be long before we meet again.
THE QUEEN [horrified] Long?
EARL ATHULF [bending his head] Good, my liege, Farewell !
THE KING [aside] She meant to save One ... Ah ! but which ? Ah, not to know her heart !
139 THE MINSTREL.
Never to know her heart !
[He observes the Queen, who is about to speak to Earl Athulf ] I wait for you ; I have a cause to try.
THE QUEEN [aside to Earl Athulf] We cannot part So coldly. Nay, I want a word a kiss !
[ To the King] A cause so late to-night ?
THE KING. Di...ssension, sown Of some haphazard word misunderstood, Has grown between a husband and a wife Who wait me, strangers, wistful, but too proud To plead for love.
THE QUEEN [observing that Earl Athulf is about to go] They wait, you said ? Yes ?
[Aside, to Earl Athulf] Wait!
THE KING. The wife is thirsty for the words of love That are to her love's self ; the husband loves, But knows a kiss can never sum up life.
THE QUEEN. And your decision ?
THE KING. There is need for none.
He loves, and love must pardon.
What to read after Maoriland And Other Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Henry Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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