The Shadow of Content
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GEORGE Hark, hark, I hear a sweet refrain The echoes of some moving strain THE SHADOW OF CONTENT Like heavenly tones. Like tones above, They seem enclosed with chords of love, maker of such wondrous tones, Dost thou dwell here in earthly zones?
In earthly zones where art is poor.
Where you are but a madman's lure.
End of Scene I George seats himself on another rock, while the chorus grows fainter and fainter until no sound is heard. Curtain.
ACT II, SCENE II George is sleeping. The sun is setti...ng. The fair^ comes in and observes the sleeping boy.
FAIRY How now, how peacefully he sleeps; He slumbers while the treasure creeps Untouched in nature's wild domain.
Bathing in sunshine and in rain.
Seek, seek, within you lies the power.
How can he seek at such an hour; THE SHADOW OF CONTENT Nay. nay, he's sought the live-long day.
He's but a boy — he loves to play.
Farewell, dear child, hope lingers nigh; Hope leads to victory by and by.
The fair^ holds out her hand toward the sleep- ing bop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GEORGE Hark, hark, I hear a sweet refrain The echoes of some moving strain THE SHADOW OF CONTENT Like heavenly tones. Like tones above, They seem enclosed with chords of love, maker of such wondrous tones, Dost thou dwell here in earthly zones?
In earthly zones where art is poor.
Where you are but a madman's lure.
End of Scene I George seats himself on another rock, while the chorus grows fainter and fainter until no sound is heard. Curtain.
ACT II, SCENE II George is sleeping. The sun is setti...ng. The fair^ comes in and observes the sleeping boy.
FAIRY How now, how peacefully he sleeps; He slumbers while the treasure creeps Untouched in nature's wild domain.
Bathing in sunshine and in rain.
Seek, seek, within you lies the power.
How can he seek at such an hour; THE SHADOW OF CONTENT Nay. nay, he's sought the live-long day.
He's but a boy — he loves to play.
Farewell, dear child, hope lingers nigh; Hope leads to victory by and by.
The fair^ holds out her hand toward the sleep- ing bop.
What to read after The Shadow of Content?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Guenther, Henry William, 1893- to read onlineMoreLess
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