The Little Dream; An Allegory in Six Scenes
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See! Here are sweet Deaths by Slumber and by Drowning!
The mandolin twangs out, and from the dim doorway of the Inn come forth the shadowy sc. m THE LITTLE DREAM 25 forms. Death by Slumber, and Death by Drowning, who to a ghostly twanging of mandolins dance slowly towards Seelchen, stand smiling at her, and as slowly dance away.
Seelchen. [Following] Yes. They are good and sweet.
While she moves towards the Inn, Lamond*s face becomes transfigured with joy. But just as she reaches the doorway, t...here is a distant chiming of hells and blowing of pipes, and the Shepherd of The Cow Horn sings: ** To the wild grass come, and the dull far roar Of the falling rock; to the flowery meads Of thy mountain home, where the eagles soar.
And the grizzled flock in the sunshine feeds.
To the Alp, where I, in the pale light crowned With the moon's thin horns, to my pasture roam; To the silent sky, and the wistful sound Of the rosy dawns — m,y daughter, comet** While He sings, the sun has risen; and Seel- chen has turned, with parted lips, and hands stretched out; and the forms of death have vanished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See! Here are sweet Deaths by Slumber and by Drowning!
The mandolin twangs out, and from the dim doorway of the Inn come forth the shadowy sc. m THE LITTLE DREAM 25 forms. Death by Slumber, and Death by Drowning, who to a ghostly twanging of mandolins dance slowly towards Seelchen, stand smiling at her, and as slowly dance away.
Seelchen. [Following] Yes. They are good and sweet.
While she moves towards the Inn, Lamond*s face becomes transfigured with joy. But just as she reaches the doorway, t...here is a distant chiming of hells and blowing of pipes, and the Shepherd of The Cow Horn sings: ** To the wild grass come, and the dull far roar Of the falling rock; to the flowery meads Of thy mountain home, where the eagles soar.
And the grizzled flock in the sunshine feeds.
To the Alp, where I, in the pale light crowned With the moon's thin horns, to my pasture roam; To the silent sky, and the wistful sound Of the rosy dawns — m,y daughter, comet** While He sings, the sun has risen; and Seel- chen has turned, with parted lips, and hands stretched out; and the forms of death have vanished.
What to read after The Little Dream; An Allegory in Six Scenes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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