Representative American Plays
Representative American Plays
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On my life You guess disereetlv. What of that, my boy?
Gold 's for the spending, be it lost or won; Though I could wish I had your star, Lothair, In every venture. Lothair. This is generous wine, — A wine to sing about ; though 't is a point How far the wine and singing go to- gether. Berto. What say you? Lothair. Why, your poets cannot drink As we. They settle on the goblet's brim Already half-intoxicate with song.
The fiery vapor is enough to turn Their sublimated brains; while you and I Plun...ge to the muzzle, like a steed at water.
And keep the heavenly madness for our- selves Which they, not having, sing to all the world. Huon. True, true; your men who linger in ideas Are not the men for pleasure. As with wine, So is 't with women. Your true wor- shipper Can never pass the outer circle dim Of their enchantments: he is lost, trans- fixed In admiration, while the vision fair, Dissolving, leaves him empty as before.
So have I seen one introduced at court.
Stand gaping at resplendent sover- eignty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On my life You guess disereetlv. What of that, my boy?
Gold 's for the spending, be it lost or won; Though I could wish I had your star, Lothair, In every venture. Lothair. This is generous wine, — A wine to sing about ; though 't is a point How far the wine and singing go to- gether. Berto. What say you? Lothair. Why, your poets cannot drink As we. They settle on the goblet's brim Already half-intoxicate with song.
The fiery vapor is enough to turn Their sublimated brains; while you and I Plun...ge to the muzzle, like a steed at water.
And keep the heavenly madness for our- selves Which they, not having, sing to all the world. Huon. True, true; your men who linger in ideas Are not the men for pleasure. As with wine, So is 't with women. Your true wor- shipper Can never pass the outer circle dim Of their enchantments: he is lost, trans- fixed In admiration, while the vision fair, Dissolving, leaves him empty as before.
So have I seen one introduced at court.
Stand gaping at resplendent sover- eignty.
What to read after Representative American Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Hobson Quinn to read onlineMoreLess
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