The Modern Comedy
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Sleep, like a sentinel Who guards the chamber where a king doth dwell From prying eyes, guards thy soul's subtleties.
Inscrutable as Egypt's ancient Sphinx; Unfathomable as Mona Lisa's smile; Priestess of that sweet sacrifice that links Creation in a whole — sleep on, awhile — Beyond the gloom stars shine, and silent keep Watch o'er thy baby whilst thou art asleep.
36 BANKRUPT Dear, I am bankrupt I I cannot take The gift you offer me. I am not one Who, having feasted, deems his duty done If tha...nks be mumbled; nor, who would slake His thirst with draughts of generous wine and make Return in water from a roadside pool, Fouled with dead leaves and dust. He were a fool To play for gold who hath not gold to stake.
I would my heart, of love's royal currency.
Had half the store it held before the eyes Of Cressids made me spendthrift. Go hence : I am not worthy of your constancy — Being but ashes — and, ailas, too wise To take your sovereigns for my tarnished pence.
37 DIRGE Ring the bell!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sleep, like a sentinel Who guards the chamber where a king doth dwell From prying eyes, guards thy soul's subtleties.
Inscrutable as Egypt's ancient Sphinx; Unfathomable as Mona Lisa's smile; Priestess of that sweet sacrifice that links Creation in a whole — sleep on, awhile — Beyond the gloom stars shine, and silent keep Watch o'er thy baby whilst thou art asleep.
36 BANKRUPT Dear, I am bankrupt I I cannot take The gift you offer me. I am not one Who, having feasted, deems his duty done If tha...nks be mumbled; nor, who would slake His thirst with draughts of generous wine and make Return in water from a roadside pool, Fouled with dead leaves and dust. He were a fool To play for gold who hath not gold to stake.
I would my heart, of love's royal currency.
Had half the store it held before the eyes Of Cressids made me spendthrift. Go hence : I am not worthy of your constancy — Being but ashes — and, ailas, too wise To take your sovereigns for my tarnished pence.
37 DIRGE Ring the bell!
What to read after The Modern Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomson, Osmund Rhodes Howard, 1873- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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