Plays for An Irish Theatre
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And I ! And I !
[For gael plays the harp.
THE SHADOWY WATERS 151 First Sailor. [Falling into a dream suddenly. 1 But you were saying there is somebody Upon that other ship we are to wake. You did not know what brought him to his end. But it was sudden.
Second Sailor. You are in the right ; I had forgotten that we must go wake him.
Dectora. He has flung a Druid spell upon the air, And set you dreaming.
Second Sailor. How can we have a wake When we have neither brown nor yellow ale } First Sailor.... I saw a flagon of brown ale aboard her. Third Sailor. How can we raise the keen that do not know What name to call him by . ?
First Sailor. Come to "his ship.
His name will come into our thoughts in a minute. I know that he died a thousand years ago, And has not yet been waked.
Second Sailor. [Beginning to keen. '] Ohone ! O ! O ! O ! The yew bough has been broken into two. And all the birds are scattered.
All the Sailors. O ! O ! O ! O !
[They go out keening, Dectora. Protect me now, gods, that my people swear by.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And I ! And I !
[For gael plays the harp.
THE SHADOWY WATERS 151 First Sailor. [Falling into a dream suddenly. 1 But you were saying there is somebody Upon that other ship we are to wake. You did not know what brought him to his end. But it was sudden.
Second Sailor. You are in the right ; I had forgotten that we must go wake him.
Dectora. He has flung a Druid spell upon the air, And set you dreaming.
Second Sailor. How can we have a wake When we have neither brown nor yellow ale } First Sailor.... I saw a flagon of brown ale aboard her. Third Sailor. How can we raise the keen that do not know What name to call him by . ?
First Sailor. Come to "his ship.
His name will come into our thoughts in a minute. I know that he died a thousand years ago, And has not yet been waked.
Second Sailor. [Beginning to keen. '] Ohone ! O ! O ! O ! The yew bough has been broken into two. And all the birds are scattered.
All the Sailors. O ! O ! O ! O !
[They go out keening, Dectora. Protect me now, gods, that my people swear by.
What to read after Plays for An Irish Theatre?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yeats, W. B. (William Butler), 1865-1939 to read onlineMoreLess
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