The Quest
The Quest
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I am beset by troublous dreams. And have sore need of comfort. Connla. Nay, dream on, Lest thou shouldst wake to troubles never dreamed. Conn. What troubles ? Am not I the Hundred-Fighter, High King of Erinn ? I have strength to break The iron stroke of war, and now, when Peace Lays a white hand upon the brow of Erinn, What need have I for fear, save in my dreams } 24 THE SLEEP OF THE KING Why dost thou stand afar ? Why dost thou gaze Like watchers by the sea ? Connla. Oh ! very far I have to g...o, and needs must look before. Conn. But whither dost thou go ?
Connla, I know not whither.
Conn. But wherefore dost thou go ? Connla. I know not wherefore, Only her lips said : ** Connla, follow me. " Conn [half-rising). And who is she ? Connla. She has not any name.
For she has many ; one is in her heart, And whosoever findeth that finds all. Conn {rising). Now have I need for fear ! Coran ! Coran !
Come hither, Druid. Connla, my son, my son, Surely thou wilt not go and leave me lonely.
\_Coran has entered on one side^ and Princess^ unobsetvedf on opposite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am beset by troublous dreams. And have sore need of comfort. Connla. Nay, dream on, Lest thou shouldst wake to troubles never dreamed. Conn. What troubles ? Am not I the Hundred-Fighter, High King of Erinn ? I have strength to break The iron stroke of war, and now, when Peace Lays a white hand upon the brow of Erinn, What need have I for fear, save in my dreams } 24 THE SLEEP OF THE KING Why dost thou stand afar ? Why dost thou gaze Like watchers by the sea ? Connla. Oh ! very far I have to g...o, and needs must look before. Conn. But whither dost thou go ?
Connla, I know not whither.
Conn. But wherefore dost thou go ? Connla. I know not wherefore, Only her lips said : ** Connla, follow me. " Conn [half-rising). And who is she ? Connla. She has not any name.
For she has many ; one is in her heart, And whosoever findeth that finds all. Conn {rising). Now have I need for fear ! Coran ! Coran !
Come hither, Druid. Connla, my son, my son, Surely thou wilt not go and leave me lonely.
\_Coran has entered on one side^ and Princess^ unobsetvedf on opposite.
What to read after The Quest?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Henry Cousins to read onlineMoreLess
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