The Evergreen Tree
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Rhythms of tolled bells and of clanging swords accompany the two Semi-Choruses.
THE OUTCASTS (Semi-Chorus of Women) Bells, hells of the dark! ^»«'* Chorus: A,7.
rri r ' 7 , , Dirge of the Outcasts 1 ongues of iron and terror!
Toll no more, no more, Bells of my breaking heart!
RUTH Beautiful I bore him, Babe of my life and milk: 45 THE EVERGREEN TREE Wonderful I wore hinij Yea^ as a scarf of silk: Terrible — terrible — They tore him!
THE OUTCASTS (Semi-Chorus of Women) Bells of my breaking heart..., Toll no more, no more, Tongues of iron and terror y Bells, bells of the dark!
FULL CHORUS (Men and Women) God! — God of the broken heart!
Lord of the tolling hell!
God, our God, if thou art, if thou art.
Tell us, our Father, tell: How darkly long Shall the reign of the strong Endure, to make of Thine earth our hell.
Ere thou, Lord of the bleeding dart.
Rise in Thy light, to quell?
THE OUTCASTS (Semi-Chorus of Men) Swords, swords in my soul!
Tongues of fire and horror!
Clang aloud, aloud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rhythms of tolled bells and of clanging swords accompany the two Semi-Choruses.
THE OUTCASTS (Semi-Chorus of Women) Bells, hells of the dark! ^»«'* Chorus: A,7.
rri r ' 7 , , Dirge of the Outcasts 1 ongues of iron and terror!
Toll no more, no more, Bells of my breaking heart!
RUTH Beautiful I bore him, Babe of my life and milk: 45 THE EVERGREEN TREE Wonderful I wore hinij Yea^ as a scarf of silk: Terrible — terrible — They tore him!
THE OUTCASTS (Semi-Chorus of Women) Bells of my breaking heart..., Toll no more, no more, Tongues of iron and terror y Bells, bells of the dark!
FULL CHORUS (Men and Women) God! — God of the broken heart!
Lord of the tolling hell!
God, our God, if thou art, if thou art.
Tell us, our Father, tell: How darkly long Shall the reign of the strong Endure, to make of Thine earth our hell.
Ere thou, Lord of the bleeding dart.
Rise in Thy light, to quell?
THE OUTCASTS (Semi-Chorus of Men) Swords, swords in my soul!
Tongues of fire and horror!
Clang aloud, aloud.
What to read after The Evergreen Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackaye, Percy, 1875-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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