The Tragedy of Man Dramatic Poem
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FRIAR.
Have ye An Athanasius then?
THE TRAGEDY OF MAN AGED HEBETIC. Your martyrs, though, Where then are they?
FEIAB. We have still more than you.
AGED HEBETIC.
Fine martyrs, blinded by the devil's wiles, To death condemned. Ye are great Babylon I say, the whore, of whom St. John doth say, She shall be wiped from off the earth.
FBIAB.
And ye, The seven-headed dragon, antichrist, Of whom St. John doth speak. Knaves and swindlers Are ye all, companions of the devil.
AGED HEBETIC. Robbers, serpent...s, whorers, jugglers, ye!
PATBIABCH.
Away with them ! We have delayed too long, For our God's glory. To the stake with them!
AGED HEBETIC.
For God's glory, well thou sayest, knave; For God's glory, falls the sacrifice. Ye are the stronger ones, and have your will; But heaven will judge, if good your deeds. E'en now Your hours of sin are told, for from our blood, New warriors will be born, for thought will live. The fire that upward flames, will light the world For future centuries. Then come, my friends, Unto this death of glory, let us go!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FRIAR.
Have ye An Athanasius then?
THE TRAGEDY OF MAN AGED HEBETIC. Your martyrs, though, Where then are they?
FEIAB. We have still more than you.
AGED HEBETIC.
Fine martyrs, blinded by the devil's wiles, To death condemned. Ye are great Babylon I say, the whore, of whom St. John doth say, She shall be wiped from off the earth.
FBIAB.
And ye, The seven-headed dragon, antichrist, Of whom St. John doth speak. Knaves and swindlers Are ye all, companions of the devil.
AGED HEBETIC. Robbers, serpent...s, whorers, jugglers, ye!
PATBIABCH.
Away with them ! We have delayed too long, For our God's glory. To the stake with them!
AGED HEBETIC.
For God's glory, well thou sayest, knave; For God's glory, falls the sacrifice. Ye are the stronger ones, and have your will; But heaven will judge, if good your deeds. E'en now Your hours of sin are told, for from our blood, New warriors will be born, for thought will live. The fire that upward flames, will light the world For future centuries. Then come, my friends, Unto this death of glory, let us go!
What to read after The Tragedy of Man Dramatic Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Imre Madch to read onlineMoreLess
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