Poems by Walter R. Cassels
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Thus do I call the spirit home again,
And wave the slumber backward from her eyes. [_Makes passes to awaken her, but without effect after long persistence_. FATHER. Impostor! would you mock e'en Death itself, Calling it sleep!--You see, Death mocks you back. MAURICE. In vain! no further seek to blind our fears. ORAN. 'Tis strange!... stand back, Sirs ... 'tis your influence Hath neutralized my power--stand off, I say! [_Continuing the passes in great agitation_. ROGER. By Heaven!--It is too much--Let fall the mask! O villain! you have done your worst at last, And ta'en the sweetest life in all the land; But vengeance swift shall follow on your track. ORAN. |
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