Telepah : a Dramatic Poem
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Grim want would rob me of my wife, Few days for her these crumbs would ease ; Useless 'gainst wealth seems poor man's strife, I take this purse my wife to please.
(Exit Millett.) Prince Discontent — Wouldst thou that commerce aid extend Aggressive then thy wares proclaim, And in rich mart some time expend To urge for gain this picture's fame.
Then let us take thy gem to mart Where wealthy clowns grow money v/ise, — There let us make a fad of Art ; — Reap gains from, fools who Art despise.
(Ente...r servant who carries ofif "The Angelus.'* Exit Prince Discontent, Harmis and Yetta.) Flora — Our friend 's much changed, grown almost rude Since unjust gains his mind delude.
Umenie — The curse of greed hath touched him hard ; — His usefulness 't hath sorely marred.
—131— Vile Phisto's skill enflames man's greed.
We'll call for worth mind's wonder deeds.
Come Edmond* heed thy master's cry ; Thy kettle leave —delay thou not.
Thy soul let journey through the sky, Amongst the stars consign its lot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Grim want would rob me of my wife, Few days for her these crumbs would ease ; Useless 'gainst wealth seems poor man's strife, I take this purse my wife to please.
(Exit Millett.) Prince Discontent — Wouldst thou that commerce aid extend Aggressive then thy wares proclaim, And in rich mart some time expend To urge for gain this picture's fame.
Then let us take thy gem to mart Where wealthy clowns grow money v/ise, — There let us make a fad of Art ; — Reap gains from, fools who Art despise.
(Ente...r servant who carries ofif "The Angelus.'* Exit Prince Discontent, Harmis and Yetta.) Flora — Our friend 's much changed, grown almost rude Since unjust gains his mind delude.
Umenie — The curse of greed hath touched him hard ; — His usefulness 't hath sorely marred.
—131— Vile Phisto's skill enflames man's greed.
We'll call for worth mind's wonder deeds.
Come Edmond* heed thy master's cry ; Thy kettle leave —delay thou not.
Thy soul let journey through the sky, Amongst the stars consign its lot.
What to read after Telepah : a Dramatic Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Salick, J. A. (Joseph Aloysius), B. 1855 to read onlineMoreLess
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