The Shadow Garden (A Phantasy) And Other Plays
The Shadow Garden (A Phantasy) And Other Plays
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— ^We might suggest Some better prey now to the falconer To make the young hawks fiercer. Thine, Giraud, Thy eyas needs such, with its unimped wings.
AuBBRT : The heart of Lady Beatrix would serve.
No fiercer morsel in the world I know.
Malamort : Or Cabestaing's now.
Giraud: His would never do.
T would gentle them too much.
Aubert: It would conform Their natures to its own and make them sing, Changing our peregrines to nightingales.
Malamort {disgustedly): Bah! nightin- gales! Women are caught... with them.
[They pass into the castle by way of the balustraded stair. As they disappear, enter, from opposite side of stage, Ray- mond of Roussillon, Robert of Tar* ascon, his wife, Agnes, and several Digitized by VjOOQIC sc. I CABESTAING 1 73 attendanis. The latter, dusty and tired as from a long journey, pass out through the Gothic gateway to right.
Robert: Already I feel rested, though arrived A moment since. The air breathes appetite. — Without a stop we rode all day. — I count not That half hour at the vilest inn I know, Five leagues from here, where Hunger was our host, And the four winds of Heaven were all he served us, — The wine — ^by God!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— ^We might suggest Some better prey now to the falconer To make the young hawks fiercer. Thine, Giraud, Thy eyas needs such, with its unimped wings.
AuBBRT : The heart of Lady Beatrix would serve.
No fiercer morsel in the world I know.
Malamort : Or Cabestaing's now.
Giraud: His would never do.
T would gentle them too much.
Aubert: It would conform Their natures to its own and make them sing, Changing our peregrines to nightingales.
Malamort {disgustedly): Bah! nightin- gales! Women are caught... with them.
[They pass into the castle by way of the balustraded stair. As they disappear, enter, from opposite side of stage, Ray- mond of Roussillon, Robert of Tar* ascon, his wife, Agnes, and several Digitized by VjOOQIC sc. I CABESTAING 1 73 attendanis. The latter, dusty and tired as from a long journey, pass out through the Gothic gateway to right.
Robert: Already I feel rested, though arrived A moment since. The air breathes appetite. — Without a stop we rode all day. — I count not That half hour at the vilest inn I know, Five leagues from here, where Hunger was our host, And the four winds of Heaven were all he served us, — The wine — ^by God!
What to read after The Shadow Garden (A Phantasy) And Other Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cawein Madison Julius to read onlineMoreLess
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