Poems
Poems
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152 POEMS Faith {also crossing herself). — Ave Maria! [She remains for a moment in this position, as if in silent prayer, then, with a sigh, hastily exits, and an interior opens, showing the High Altar with accessories, including a red sanctuary lamp. Faith kneeling before it at her watch. ] Enter Etheldreda {veil up). Ethel, {soliloquising aside). — So, duped Isabel, We meet again !
The nun's attire suits best The virgin lover's bridal train ! Ha — ha !
Watch — meditate — do penance- — Glorias... sing.
That censer o'er thy head, which bums its flame Of holy constancy, shall lend thy life (Now flickering, like the worm's strict - dated glow) Not one small ray to make coeval thine.
Thou'rt dangerous e'en here — as is a star Above the harbour to the mariner.
Which lights not all the perils on his way.
'Tis well thou and the world assume I'm dead, — That little happiness is left me yet ; 'Twill aid me, too ; for, unwed Isabel, I — Phyllis — have one final task to do Ere I can draw the breath of safety here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
152 POEMS Faith {also crossing herself). — Ave Maria! [She remains for a moment in this position, as if in silent prayer, then, with a sigh, hastily exits, and an interior opens, showing the High Altar with accessories, including a red sanctuary lamp. Faith kneeling before it at her watch. ] Enter Etheldreda {veil up). Ethel, {soliloquising aside). — So, duped Isabel, We meet again !
The nun's attire suits best The virgin lover's bridal train ! Ha — ha !
Watch — meditate — do penance- — Glorias... sing.
That censer o'er thy head, which bums its flame Of holy constancy, shall lend thy life (Now flickering, like the worm's strict - dated glow) Not one small ray to make coeval thine.
Thou'rt dangerous e'en here — as is a star Above the harbour to the mariner.
Which lights not all the perils on his way.
'Tis well thou and the world assume I'm dead, — That little happiness is left me yet ; 'Twill aid me, too ; for, unwed Isabel, I — Phyllis — have one final task to do Ere I can draw the breath of safety here.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clifford King to read onlineMoreLess
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