The Great Conspiracy; An Epic Drama in Nine Scenes Written in Prose And Verse
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\_Drowsily'\ O sleep! how often we dispute thy com- ing, Yet full of thousand sweets — ah — ah — [Falls sound asleep^ [For a moment the stage is dark] SCENE III (Same as Scene II) \^A vivid flash of lightning. Enter suddenly AttILA with eyes ablaze.
He is bedecked with helmet and ar- mor and bearing a large sword^ The "All-Highest" {leaning far back in his chair and staring wildly at the intruder) , Who — who art thou?
AttILA (coming closer and grimly leaning for- ward on his sword).
Be of good... courage, sir, I'm not an owl-eyed ghost.
The "All-Highest." Who art thou? Say!
ATTILA (smiling).
By providential arts I've come to thee To rouse the feeble — The "All-Highest." Thy name, illusion?
Whence comest thou?
48 The Great Conspiracy AttiLA {calmly).
Of course from my frontier.
[Glaring into his face~\ My progeny, canst thou not recognize The Scourge of God? Behold me, Attila!
The "All-Highest" (excitedly).
Madman! Or am I mad? Go get thee hence!
Attila.
I pray thee listen — The "All-Highest." Away, I say, away!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
\_Drowsily'\ O sleep! how often we dispute thy com- ing, Yet full of thousand sweets — ah — ah — [Falls sound asleep^ [For a moment the stage is dark] SCENE III (Same as Scene II) \^A vivid flash of lightning. Enter suddenly AttILA with eyes ablaze.
He is bedecked with helmet and ar- mor and bearing a large sword^ The "All-Highest" {leaning far back in his chair and staring wildly at the intruder) , Who — who art thou?
AttILA (coming closer and grimly leaning for- ward on his sword).
Be of good... courage, sir, I'm not an owl-eyed ghost.
The "All-Highest." Who art thou? Say!
ATTILA (smiling).
By providential arts I've come to thee To rouse the feeble — The "All-Highest." Thy name, illusion?
Whence comest thou?
48 The Great Conspiracy AttiLA {calmly).
Of course from my frontier.
[Glaring into his face~\ My progeny, canst thou not recognize The Scourge of God? Behold me, Attila!
The "All-Highest" (excitedly).
Madman! Or am I mad? Go get thee hence!
Attila.
I pray thee listen — The "All-Highest." Away, I say, away!
What to read after The Great Conspiracy; An Epic Drama in Nine Scenes Written in Prose And Verse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles V H Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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