The Red Sultans Soliloquy
The Red Sultans Soliloquy
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O destiny unthinkable!
But well was I forewarned against the day of this my fall When in a vivid dream I once saw my Stamboul trans- formed 76 THE RED SULTAN'S SOLILOQUY Into a foreign town bedecked with dazzling pomp and' splendor, And a most gay and gorgeous pageant far surpassing all The storied scenes of ancient Rome, escorting in proud march A conqueror astride a fiery steed into our most Renowned and sacred mosque, once old Pyzantion's delight, And as they went a most tremendous shouting ...rent the air: " He comes! he comes! the Hero comes, receive with honors due The nation's foremost son whose mighty guns fore'er destroyed Fell monarchy's oppressive rule, and in its place raised high Our country's flag with words in gold — Sic Semper Tyrannis! "* At these ill-omened words, sore terrified and ghastly pale, I quaked and sweat a chilly sweat that ran thru my whole frame. For by a keen and strange mistrust, meseemed this mar- velous dream.
*See " The Sultan's Vision of Dewey, " by the Author, MIDHAT PASHA THE REPUTED AUTHOR OF THE ORTGINAI.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
O destiny unthinkable!
But well was I forewarned against the day of this my fall When in a vivid dream I once saw my Stamboul trans- formed 76 THE RED SULTAN'S SOLILOQUY Into a foreign town bedecked with dazzling pomp and' splendor, And a most gay and gorgeous pageant far surpassing all The storied scenes of ancient Rome, escorting in proud march A conqueror astride a fiery steed into our most Renowned and sacred mosque, once old Pyzantion's delight, And as they went a most tremendous shouting ...rent the air: " He comes! he comes! the Hero comes, receive with honors due The nation's foremost son whose mighty guns fore'er destroyed Fell monarchy's oppressive rule, and in its place raised high Our country's flag with words in gold — Sic Semper Tyrannis! "* At these ill-omened words, sore terrified and ghastly pale, I quaked and sweat a chilly sweat that ran thru my whole frame. For by a keen and strange mistrust, meseemed this mar- velous dream.
*See " The Sultan's Vision of Dewey, " by the Author, MIDHAT PASHA THE REPUTED AUTHOR OF THE ORTGINAI.
What to read after The Red Sultans Soliloquy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S V Bedickian to read onlineMoreLess
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