The Wings, a Drama in One Act, By Josephine Preston Peabody
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Edburga.
Quoth he ! Thou hast it, now. Yet even so, Truly, thou wilt not come again, to rule ! . . .
Thou piece of craft, I know thee. Dost thou think Cerdic shall win? Or, haply, base Edburga?
The King is here, without . . . and nigh at hand.
Coming with torches.
(Lifts her hand to listen.) ... Ay!
Cerdic {dazed).
The King is come. ...
Edburga.
Yea, so. — Tho' thou be traitor, he's a King ; And thou hast been a one-time counsellor.
He comes to say farewell . . . And I am first, To shew thee so...mething of this world, before THE WINGS. 21 Thou tak'st thy leave for that far other world Thou knowst so well; — and liker home for thee, Than this warm Earth so full of seas and sun, — Too golden — like my hair ! . . .
The tide is in.
It was low water when I walked across ; But I did seal my name upon the shore !
Cerdic.
/Elfric is come ...
Edburga.
I have said. — And ^Ifric's men.
Cedric.
Thou speakst not truly. ^Ifric is a king, Though he be young.
Edburga.
But, — Cerdic or Edburga !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Edburga.
Quoth he ! Thou hast it, now. Yet even so, Truly, thou wilt not come again, to rule ! . . .
Thou piece of craft, I know thee. Dost thou think Cerdic shall win? Or, haply, base Edburga?
The King is here, without . . . and nigh at hand.
Coming with torches.
(Lifts her hand to listen.) ... Ay!
Cerdic {dazed).
The King is come. ...
Edburga.
Yea, so. — Tho' thou be traitor, he's a King ; And thou hast been a one-time counsellor.
He comes to say farewell . . . And I am first, To shew thee so...mething of this world, before THE WINGS. 21 Thou tak'st thy leave for that far other world Thou knowst so well; — and liker home for thee, Than this warm Earth so full of seas and sun, — Too golden — like my hair ! . . .
The tide is in.
It was low water when I walked across ; But I did seal my name upon the shore !
Cerdic.
/Elfric is come ...
Edburga.
I have said. — And ^Ifric's men.
Cedric.
Thou speakst not truly. ^Ifric is a king, Though he be young.
Edburga.
But, — Cerdic or Edburga !
What to read after The Wings, a Drama in One Act, By Josephine Preston Peabody?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peabody Josephine Preston to read onlineMoreLess
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