The Hour Glass
The Hour Glass
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That is what you said to themonk when he spoke of the visions of the saints and the martyrs.
ANOTHER YOUNG MAN. You see how well we remember your teaching.
WISE MAN. Out, out from my sight! I want some one with belief. Imust find that grain the Angel spoke of before I die. I tell you Imust find it, and you answer me with arguments. Out with you, or Iwill beat you with my stick! [The young men laugh. ] A YOUNG MAN. How well he plays at faith! He is like the monk whenhe had nothing more to say.
W...ISE MAN. Out, out, or I will lay this stick about your shoulders!Out with you, though you are a king's son!
[They begin to hurry out. ] A YOUNG MAN. Come, come; he wants us to find some one who willdispute with him. [All go out. ] WISE MAN [alone. He goes to the door at the side]. I will callmy wife. She will believe; women always believe. [He opens the doorand calls. ] Bridget! Bridget! [BRIDGET comes in wearing her apron, her sleeves turned up from her floury arms. ] Bridget, tell me thetruth; do not say what you think will please me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That is what you said to themonk when he spoke of the visions of the saints and the martyrs.
ANOTHER YOUNG MAN. You see how well we remember your teaching.
WISE MAN. Out, out from my sight! I want some one with belief. Imust find that grain the Angel spoke of before I die. I tell you Imust find it, and you answer me with arguments. Out with you, or Iwill beat you with my stick! [The young men laugh. ] A YOUNG MAN. How well he plays at faith! He is like the monk whenhe had nothing more to say.
W...ISE MAN. Out, out, or I will lay this stick about your shoulders!Out with you, though you are a king's son!
[They begin to hurry out. ] A YOUNG MAN. Come, come; he wants us to find some one who willdispute with him. [All go out. ] WISE MAN [alone. He goes to the door at the side]. I will callmy wife. She will believe; women always believe. [He opens the doorand calls. ] Bridget! Bridget! [BRIDGET comes in wearing her apron, her sleeves turned up from her floury arms. ] Bridget, tell me thetruth; do not say what you think will please me.
What to read after The Hour Glass?
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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