Mater An American Study in Comedy
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' I cried ; " I wreathe your brow with a laurel ! Gloom and wisdom and right and pride - Cast them aside, And kiss, and cure our quarrel.
Never mind the moral!' Alas ! with strange and saddened eyes He looked on me ; and my mirth grew dafter, To feel the flush of his dark surprise ; For the zest of love is laughter.
While she continues, there comes up the stairway into the hall a handsome man of early middle age. He enters, unnoticed by her ; softly approaches smiling slightly until he stands b...ehind the piano-seat?^ Long ago, in the old moonlight, I lost my hero and lover ; Strong and tender and stern and right, Never shall night Nor day his brow uncover.
Ah, my heart, that is over !
Yet still, for joy of the fellowship That bound us both through the years long after, I laugh to think how he bit his lip ; For the test of love - And the best of love is laughter.
[Finishing, Mater remains sitting in a revery. Behind her, the man lightly touches the flowers on her hair. ] 48 MA TER THE MAN Was it a fragrance, or a song ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' I cried ; " I wreathe your brow with a laurel ! Gloom and wisdom and right and pride - Cast them aside, And kiss, and cure our quarrel.
Never mind the moral!' Alas ! with strange and saddened eyes He looked on me ; and my mirth grew dafter, To feel the flush of his dark surprise ; For the zest of love is laughter.
While she continues, there comes up the stairway into the hall a handsome man of early middle age. He enters, unnoticed by her ; softly approaches smiling slightly until he stands b...ehind the piano-seat?^ Long ago, in the old moonlight, I lost my hero and lover ; Strong and tender and stern and right, Never shall night Nor day his brow uncover.
Ah, my heart, that is over !
Yet still, for joy of the fellowship That bound us both through the years long after, I laugh to think how he bit his lip ; For the test of love - And the best of love is laughter.
[Finishing, Mater remains sitting in a revery. Behind her, the man lightly touches the flowers on her hair. ] 48 MA TER THE MAN Was it a fragrance, or a song ?
What to read after Mater An American Study in Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackaye, Percy, 1875-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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