The Triumph of Bohemia
The Triumph of Bohemia
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A groan is heard. The Orchestra plays a fragment of the North-Wind Motive. ) SECOND WOODMAN Brother, didst groan? Methought I heard a sound most grave, as tho' Far off, a giant knew his doom, and moaned.
FIRST WOODMAN The sound thou heardst was but the northern wind, Sobbing his heart out in some hollow tree, And since he may draw near, it well would seem That we have shelter from his cruelties.
Come, let us fell the smallest of this grove And set its boughs between us and the gale.
{The Woodme...n grasp their axes and turn toward a tree, hut are arrested by the hooting of an owl. They gaze up the hillside, where an immense owl may be seen flying slowly in a spiral course toward them. ) SECOND WOODMAN What spirit stirs within the shaken dark? What sweep and dreadful imminence of wings?
FIRST WOODMAN / I see what seems a dragon of the night — Some wide-winged bat of hell!
SECOND WOODMAN I ween a god, Enraged, has sent some herald of his ire To beat us hence. Now whither shall we fly?
{The owl -finally alights on the lower hillside at the hack of the stage and vanishes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A groan is heard. The Orchestra plays a fragment of the North-Wind Motive. ) SECOND WOODMAN Brother, didst groan? Methought I heard a sound most grave, as tho' Far off, a giant knew his doom, and moaned.
FIRST WOODMAN The sound thou heardst was but the northern wind, Sobbing his heart out in some hollow tree, And since he may draw near, it well would seem That we have shelter from his cruelties.
Come, let us fell the smallest of this grove And set its boughs between us and the gale.
{The Woodme...n grasp their axes and turn toward a tree, hut are arrested by the hooting of an owl. They gaze up the hillside, where an immense owl may be seen flying slowly in a spiral course toward them. ) SECOND WOODMAN What spirit stirs within the shaken dark? What sweep and dreadful imminence of wings?
FIRST WOODMAN / I see what seems a dragon of the night — Some wide-winged bat of hell!
SECOND WOODMAN I ween a god, Enraged, has sent some herald of his ire To beat us hence. Now whither shall we fly?
{The owl -finally alights on the lower hillside at the hack of the stage and vanishes.
What to read after The Triumph of Bohemia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Sterling to read onlineMoreLess
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