The Coming of Fair Annie a Ballad Play
The Coming of Fair Annie a Ballad Play
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22 THE COMING OF FAIR ANNIE DONALD The door is fast. How the wind begins to wail !
LADY GREGOR The storm has come at last.
DONALD The song of the wind is a sad song LADY GREGOR Wake up, Donald ! Wake up ! This is no time for fireside sadness ! Wake up !
DONALD What should we do, my lady ?
LADY GREGOR Time and occasion must direct our way ; only we must be ready for the hour of action is at hand. Hark ! Was not that the lilt of a song ?
DONALD It was, my lady.
LADY GREGOR It came from the sea bo...rne fitfully upon the unequal wind, DONALD It must have been the song of mariners.
THE COMING OF FAIR ANNIE 23 LADY GREGOR Go to your master's room ; if he be asleep, close fast his door, lest this singing should awaken him. [_xit DONALD LADY GREGOR listens at the great door the tilt of the song grows clearer. The Song of the MARINERS is heard outside.
MARINERS (Outside] Speed on ! Speed on ! My bonny boat !
Speed on towards the land ! For yonder behold Lord Gregor's towers Close to the salt sea-strand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
22 THE COMING OF FAIR ANNIE DONALD The door is fast. How the wind begins to wail !
LADY GREGOR The storm has come at last.
DONALD The song of the wind is a sad song LADY GREGOR Wake up, Donald ! Wake up ! This is no time for fireside sadness ! Wake up !
DONALD What should we do, my lady ?
LADY GREGOR Time and occasion must direct our way ; only we must be ready for the hour of action is at hand. Hark ! Was not that the lilt of a song ?
DONALD It was, my lady.
LADY GREGOR It came from the sea bo...rne fitfully upon the unequal wind, DONALD It must have been the song of mariners.
THE COMING OF FAIR ANNIE 23 LADY GREGOR Go to your master's room ; if he be asleep, close fast his door, lest this singing should awaken him. [_xit DONALD LADY GREGOR listens at the great door the tilt of the song grows clearer. The Song of the MARINERS is heard outside.
MARINERS (Outside] Speed on ! Speed on ! My bonny boat !
Speed on towards the land ! For yonder behold Lord Gregor's towers Close to the salt sea-strand.
What to read after The Coming of Fair Annie a Ballad Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graham Price to read onlineMoreLess
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