The Countess Cathleen
The Countess Cathleen
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) END OF SCENE 4 SCENE 5 SCENE. --The house of SHEMUS RUA. There is an alcove at the backwith curtains; in it a bed, and on the bed is the body of MARYwith candles round it. The two MERCHANTS while they speak put alarge book upon a table, arrange money, and so on.
FIRST MERCHANT. Thanks to that lie I told about her shipsAnd that about the herdsman lying sick, We shall be too much thronged with souls to-morrow.
SECOND MERCHANT. What has she in her coffers now but mice?
FIRST MERCHANT. When the n...ight fell and I had shaped myselfInto the image of the man-headed owl, I hurried to the cliffs of Donegal, And saw with all their canvas full of windAnd rushing through the parti-coloured seaThose ships that bring the woman grain and meal. They're but three days from us.
SECOND MERCHANT. When the dew roseI hurried in like feathers to the east, And saw nine hundred oxen driven through MeathWith goads of iron, They're but three days from us.
FIRST MERCHANT. Three days for traffic.
(PEASANTS crowd in with TEIG and SHEMUS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
) END OF SCENE 4 SCENE 5 SCENE. --The house of SHEMUS RUA. There is an alcove at the backwith curtains; in it a bed, and on the bed is the body of MARYwith candles round it. The two MERCHANTS while they speak put alarge book upon a table, arrange money, and so on.
FIRST MERCHANT. Thanks to that lie I told about her shipsAnd that about the herdsman lying sick, We shall be too much thronged with souls to-morrow.
SECOND MERCHANT. What has she in her coffers now but mice?
FIRST MERCHANT. When the n...ight fell and I had shaped myselfInto the image of the man-headed owl, I hurried to the cliffs of Donegal, And saw with all their canvas full of windAnd rushing through the parti-coloured seaThose ships that bring the woman grain and meal. They're but three days from us.
SECOND MERCHANT. When the dew roseI hurried in like feathers to the east, And saw nine hundred oxen driven through MeathWith goads of iron, They're but three days from us.
FIRST MERCHANT. Three days for traffic.
(PEASANTS crowd in with TEIG and SHEMUS.
What to read after The Countess Cathleen?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wb Yeats to read onlineMoreLess
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