Neptune's Isle And Other Plays for Children
Neptune's Isle And Other Plays for Children
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Aglaia Go! Go! Make a noise — like — like Cy- clops in love and weeping and telling his love to his Mother Earth: at the same time drink- ing out of a bucket of buttermilk.
Leon How?
Aglaia Go, go! A sea-cow is easyenough— But wait— {In a false voice.) No, no.
Young sir, you are a saucy boy!
ril not consent: you shall liot kiss my fin, Or rest your dreamy eyes upon my hair.
I am the sea-cow sent in Phormio's wake.
To charm him to destruction. Fve no time For genuflections. Go, thou naughty chil...d.
Before my sister comes with reedy tusk And bears thee seaward. I must sing him down And she will bear him off. Go, hide thyself.
{Then very sweet and leering.) And come again, sweet elf, this afternoon.
{Exit Leon.) NEPTUNE'S ISLE 53 {She takes the lyre and sings.) I Far in the mist, rocked in the rain, A rough seafisher's little skiff Is battling bravely home again To the cottage on the cliff.
But the long sea-lying open reef.
With the rocks that sink and rise, Has bared the bosom of its grief To the light of the evening skies; And three salt maids from under seas Throw stinging strains upon the breeze And sweet delirious eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Aglaia Go! Go! Make a noise — like — like Cy- clops in love and weeping and telling his love to his Mother Earth: at the same time drink- ing out of a bucket of buttermilk.
Leon How?
Aglaia Go, go! A sea-cow is easyenough— But wait— {In a false voice.) No, no.
Young sir, you are a saucy boy!
ril not consent: you shall liot kiss my fin, Or rest your dreamy eyes upon my hair.
I am the sea-cow sent in Phormio's wake.
To charm him to destruction. Fve no time For genuflections. Go, thou naughty chil...d.
Before my sister comes with reedy tusk And bears thee seaward. I must sing him down And she will bear him off. Go, hide thyself.
{Then very sweet and leering.) And come again, sweet elf, this afternoon.
{Exit Leon.) NEPTUNE'S ISLE 53 {She takes the lyre and sings.) I Far in the mist, rocked in the rain, A rough seafisher's little skiff Is battling bravely home again To the cottage on the cliff.
But the long sea-lying open reef.
With the rocks that sink and rise, Has bared the bosom of its grief To the light of the evening skies; And three salt maids from under seas Throw stinging strains upon the breeze And sweet delirious eyes.
What to read after Neptune's Isle And Other Plays for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chapman John Jay to read onlineMoreLess
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