The Accuser Tristan De Lonois a Messiah
The Accuser Tristan De Lonois a Messiah
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My envoys fled ? This silence has no clefts For the rock-pigeons . . . Brittany in sight, So close at hand, so close a monument It looks and I would sail away from it : A foreign shore ; the ships Are painted different, like flowers Of another country. This is not the land He promised me. Alack, I am the fool.
And what now is my errand ? O Tintagel, It is a tame, low coast. What do I here, And here in majesty ? Let them not dream Not dream . . .
I will not take the buffets of his Court.
I ... O... my fool !
[KAHERDIN approaches with BRANGAENA.
KAHERDIN (at a distance to the sailors). Clear down the decks, set south our wheel . . . Unroll Our snowy sails to daylight ! Wide their wings ! [Joyously approaching YSEULT.
We have sighted land. . . .
ACT ii. ] TRISTAN DE LEONOIS 115 YSEULT. I am writhed, I cannot stir Oh, swift ! Unknot the cords. KAHERDIN (dazzled by her beauty). Or shall I leave you bound, my Sovereign Huntress, And so deliver you to Tristan heigh ? You loosed the storm ; you have cost many lives .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My envoys fled ? This silence has no clefts For the rock-pigeons . . . Brittany in sight, So close at hand, so close a monument It looks and I would sail away from it : A foreign shore ; the ships Are painted different, like flowers Of another country. This is not the land He promised me. Alack, I am the fool.
And what now is my errand ? O Tintagel, It is a tame, low coast. What do I here, And here in majesty ? Let them not dream Not dream . . .
I will not take the buffets of his Court.
I ... O... my fool !
[KAHERDIN approaches with BRANGAENA.
KAHERDIN (at a distance to the sailors). Clear down the decks, set south our wheel . . . Unroll Our snowy sails to daylight ! Wide their wings ! [Joyously approaching YSEULT.
We have sighted land. . . .
ACT ii. ] TRISTAN DE LEONOIS 115 YSEULT. I am writhed, I cannot stir Oh, swift ! Unknot the cords. KAHERDIN (dazzled by her beauty). Or shall I leave you bound, my Sovereign Huntress, And so deliver you to Tristan heigh ? You loosed the storm ; you have cost many lives .
What to read after The Accuser Tristan De Lonois a Messiah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Michael Field to read onlineMoreLess
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