The Sunken Bell a Fairy Play of Five Acts
The Sunken Bell a Fairy Play of Five Acts
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Farewell. My task is done. The hemlock of your sin no man may hope To rid your soul of. May God pity you ! But this remember ! There's a word named rue ! And some day, some day, as your dreams you dream, A sudden arrow, shot from out the blue, Shall pierce your breast ! And yet you shall not die, Nor shall you live. In that dread day you'll curse All you now cherish God, the world, your work, Your wretched self you'll curse. Then . . Think of me* The SUNKEN BELL Act III. 81 HEINRICH. Had I a fa...ncy to paint phantoms, Vicar, I'd be more skilful in the art than you. The things you rave of never shall come true, And I am guarded well against your arrow. No more it frets me, nor my heart can shake, Than that old bell, which in the water rolled Where it lies buried now, and hushed forever ! THE VICAR. That bell shall toll again ! Then think of me : CURTAIN ACT FOUR. SCENE: The glass-works as in Act Three. A rude door has been hewn out of the rocky wall, L. Through this, access is obtained to a mountain-cave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Farewell. My task is done. The hemlock of your sin no man may hope To rid your soul of. May God pity you ! But this remember ! There's a word named rue ! And some day, some day, as your dreams you dream, A sudden arrow, shot from out the blue, Shall pierce your breast ! And yet you shall not die, Nor shall you live. In that dread day you'll curse All you now cherish God, the world, your work, Your wretched self you'll curse. Then . . Think of me* The SUNKEN BELL Act III. 81 HEINRICH. Had I a fa...ncy to paint phantoms, Vicar, I'd be more skilful in the art than you. The things you rave of never shall come true, And I am guarded well against your arrow. No more it frets me, nor my heart can shake, Than that old bell, which in the water rolled Where it lies buried now, and hushed forever ! THE VICAR. That bell shall toll again ! Then think of me : CURTAIN ACT FOUR. SCENE: The glass-works as in Act Three. A rude door has been hewn out of the rocky wall, L. Through this, access is obtained to a mountain-cave.
What to read after The Sunken Bell a Fairy Play of Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hauptmann Gerhart to read onlineMoreLess
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