Plays And Poems 2
Plays And Poems 2
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n. 10 Digitized by VjOOQ IC 146 THE widow's marruge.
{Enter Dabelt.) Buf, {Seizing him.) Where' have you tarried ? By the holy rood, I feel like basting you I Darkly, Swear Christian oaths I Do not afflict me with the filth of Rome — The bells, the candles, or the holy rood — The graven images, or painted saints — The monks, or bulls, or other horned beasts — The — Trav, Peace I you hypocrite, you sightless mole, Who burrow in the dirt and lees of things, Nor see the flowers that root in the de...cay Of Roman greatness, to delight our time 1 Peace, wretch I that ancient church held up a torch.
To light our fathers through the utter gloom Of feudal ignorance I Learning lived in her ; Her cloisters saved the wondrous minds that made Greece beautiful and Rome imperial.
What if she lag behind this rapid age ?
Is she not old ? and age claims man's respect.
What if the daylight show the torch's smoke ?
Did it not serve us in the middle night, And light us towards the morning ? Rome, thou fool I There 's not a church, from Luther to George Fox, That on her broad foundations is not built I JRvf, You hurl a thunderbolt against a gnat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
n. 10 Digitized by VjOOQ IC 146 THE widow's marruge.
{Enter Dabelt.) Buf, {Seizing him.) Where' have you tarried ? By the holy rood, I feel like basting you I Darkly, Swear Christian oaths I Do not afflict me with the filth of Rome — The bells, the candles, or the holy rood — The graven images, or painted saints — The monks, or bulls, or other horned beasts — The — Trav, Peace I you hypocrite, you sightless mole, Who burrow in the dirt and lees of things, Nor see the flowers that root in the de...cay Of Roman greatness, to delight our time 1 Peace, wretch I that ancient church held up a torch.
To light our fathers through the utter gloom Of feudal ignorance I Learning lived in her ; Her cloisters saved the wondrous minds that made Greece beautiful and Rome imperial.
What if she lag behind this rapid age ?
Is she not old ? and age claims man's respect.
What if the daylight show the torch's smoke ?
Did it not serve us in the middle night, And light us towards the morning ? Rome, thou fool I There 's not a church, from Luther to George Fox, That on her broad foundations is not built I JRvf, You hurl a thunderbolt against a gnat.
What to read after Plays And Poems 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boker, George H. (George Henry), 1823-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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