The Life And Life Work of Samuel Phelps
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The King, sinking beneath the consequences of eai-ly hanlshi[)s and late excesses, is seen a dying man at the comparatively early age of forty-six. No less a patriot than a soldier, he contemplates with anxiety the fate of his country when it shall be swayed by the sceptre of a [)rince who has shown himself hitherto nothing but a frivolous and rakish companion of swash-bucklers . And the lewd courtesans of the city. The gradually failing vision is obscured by tears as he mourns the excesses of ...liis heir, and as he recurs by lils 328 LIFE OF PHELPS.
and starts to the crooked courses whereby he gained the crown. His famous soliloquy on Sleep — one of the finest poems" that ever was expressed in language — is mournfully uttered, and the words drop from his mouth in tremulous accents, as affecting as they are in contrast with the magniticent ' appliances and means to boot ' by which he is surrounded. Not less touching is his reconciliation with his son ; and it is here that Mr. Phelps makes a ' point ' which none but the truest artist would have discovered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The King, sinking beneath the consequences of eai-ly hanlshi[)s and late excesses, is seen a dying man at the comparatively early age of forty-six. No less a patriot than a soldier, he contemplates with anxiety the fate of his country when it shall be swayed by the sceptre of a [)rince who has shown himself hitherto nothing but a frivolous and rakish companion of swash-bucklers . And the lewd courtesans of the city. The gradually failing vision is obscured by tears as he mourns the excesses of ...liis heir, and as he recurs by lils 328 LIFE OF PHELPS.
and starts to the crooked courses whereby he gained the crown. His famous soliloquy on Sleep — one of the finest poems" that ever was expressed in language — is mournfully uttered, and the words drop from his mouth in tremulous accents, as affecting as they are in contrast with the magniticent ' appliances and means to boot ' by which he is surrounded. Not less touching is his reconciliation with his son ; and it is here that Mr. Phelps makes a ' point ' which none but the truest artist would have discovered.
What to read after The Life And Life Work of Samuel Phelps?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W May Phelps to read onlineMoreLess
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