Two Masques: America--The Women of Shakespeare
Two Masques: America--The Women of Shakespeare
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She makes a gesture permitting her attendants to be seated. They take their places, which are some- what lower than that occupied by the queen. Shake- speare then speaks the prologue. ) SHAKESPEARE Most gracious Sovereign! May we entertain, By pageant of the women of our brain, Your Majesty; and so obtain your praise. In realms of fancy we have spent our days And many hours of night. Fitting it seems The women of our visions and our dreams At this time we should thus to you present. That you ma...y know our aim and our intent.
To cheer you first, we bring our Comedy; Then History follows; then dire Tragedy. Also we've roamed afar to Classic years ; There's Romance, too; and songs for mirth and tears.
31 32 TWO MASQUES So now, we beg our women may be seen By thee, our honored and our gracious queen.
{At the conclusion of the prologue Shakespeare bows and retreats, taking his place on a chair at the left. ) Music — Midsummer Night's Dream.
{Enter Comedy Group of luomen, from the right, led by Chorus, who' recites the following lines as they pass sloiuly before the queen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She makes a gesture permitting her attendants to be seated. They take their places, which are some- what lower than that occupied by the queen. Shake- speare then speaks the prologue. ) SHAKESPEARE Most gracious Sovereign! May we entertain, By pageant of the women of our brain, Your Majesty; and so obtain your praise. In realms of fancy we have spent our days And many hours of night. Fitting it seems The women of our visions and our dreams At this time we should thus to you present. That you ma...y know our aim and our intent.
To cheer you first, we bring our Comedy; Then History follows; then dire Tragedy. Also we've roamed afar to Classic years ; There's Romance, too; and songs for mirth and tears.
31 32 TWO MASQUES So now, we beg our women may be seen By thee, our honored and our gracious queen.
{At the conclusion of the prologue Shakespeare bows and retreats, taking his place on a chair at the left. ) Music — Midsummer Night's Dream.
{Enter Comedy Group of luomen, from the right, led by Chorus, who' recites the following lines as they pass sloiuly before the queen.
What to read after Two Masques: America--The Women of Shakespeare?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Hall Bartholomew to read onlineMoreLess
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