The Burmese Stage
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For the King of Death would not da to plot or bear a grudge against you. He keeps himself away and dare not approach you. And your age is still tender* glorious lord of destiny.
Prince: Lord of glory, lord of dfestiny ; Enough of sweet persuasion. This body is all impermanent. Inhere may one escape ? But I would be cap* tain of the golden raft that should cross the n^iirlpool of longing, the river of Samsara.
As a specimen of U Ponnya in his lighter moodSt we may take the speech of the heroine ...from the play of The Water Sellers.
In all Benares I and none but I Stand on the very peak and pinnacle Of destitution. Nor does furtune ever - As by mists,n:e or favour unforethought - Send me a silken gown for holidays I hav.'k and hawk fair water for a living Till ray poor head is blistered 'neath the pot My food is beans and millet and a pinch - The merest pinch - of rice; for curry-stuff Pi lav/ - such food as in the swallowing So rasps and rakes my gullet that I'm fain To stick ray two heels out and slop it down Until I'm fairly bubbling, iifhat a life : Oh, if some youth vriio'd treat .>«e to a spread Of mayin rice and chinbaung were by chance To come ray way, how I should love to meet hlra J And better still, if some Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For the King of Death would not da to plot or bear a grudge against you. He keeps himself away and dare not approach you. And your age is still tender* glorious lord of destiny.
Prince: Lord of glory, lord of dfestiny ; Enough of sweet persuasion. This body is all impermanent. Inhere may one escape ? But I would be cap* tain of the golden raft that should cross the n^iirlpool of longing, the river of Samsara.
As a specimen of U Ponnya in his lighter moodSt we may take the speech of the heroine ...from the play of The Water Sellers.
In all Benares I and none but I Stand on the very peak and pinnacle Of destitution. Nor does furtune ever - As by mists,n:e or favour unforethought - Send me a silken gown for holidays I hav.'k and hawk fair water for a living Till ray poor head is blistered 'neath the pot My food is beans and millet and a pinch - The merest pinch - of rice; for curry-stuff Pi lav/ - such food as in the swallowing So rasps and rakes my gullet that I'm fain To stick ray two heels out and slop it down Until I'm fairly bubbling, iifhat a life : Oh, if some youth vriio'd treat .>«e to a spread Of mayin rice and chinbaung were by chance To come ray way, how I should love to meet hlra J And better still, if some Mr.
What to read after The Burmese Stage?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stewart, John Alexander, 1846-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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