Plays in the Market-Place
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THE KING.
We stand alone.
THE PRINCESS.
We two in all the world — THE KING.
Earth falls away from me — helpless I reel drunk with the wine of life upon your lips — I drown with you in seas of whirling fire — The mist hides them — their voices are heard through it* THE PRINCESS.
This fire shall make the darkness and the cold brightness and warmth. Ah, closer ! kiss me now as if this were the last.
THE KING.
Thus then — and thus — So might we laugh at death — THE PRINCESS.
Ay — face to face.
Her ...voice siuells to a cry of triumph^ follcnved by a groan. cA sudden ^nd sHveeps aside the mist; the to^wer is empty* 38 Ill THE THRONE-ROOM i^ The throne-room of the King, On the throne of yetto'U) marble sits The Beggar-maid in scanty gray ragst holding a bunch of faded flo'^ers. The King sits on the steps at her feet, holding his cro
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE KING.
We stand alone.
THE PRINCESS.
We two in all the world — THE KING.
Earth falls away from me — helpless I reel drunk with the wine of life upon your lips — I drown with you in seas of whirling fire — The mist hides them — their voices are heard through it* THE PRINCESS.
This fire shall make the darkness and the cold brightness and warmth. Ah, closer ! kiss me now as if this were the last.
THE KING.
Thus then — and thus — So might we laugh at death — THE PRINCESS.
Ay — face to face.
Her ...voice siuells to a cry of triumph^ follcnved by a groan. cA sudden ^nd sHveeps aside the mist; the to^wer is empty* 38 Ill THE THRONE-ROOM i^ The throne-room of the King, On the throne of yetto'U) marble sits The Beggar-maid in scanty gray ragst holding a bunch of faded flo'^ers. The King sits on the steps at her feet, holding his cro
What to read after Plays in the Market-Place?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burr, Amelia Josephine, B. 1878 to read online
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