Love's Comedy by Henrik Ibsen
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Sun-glad day in garden shady Was but made for thy delight: What though promises of May-day Be annulled by Autumn's blight? Apple-blossom white and splendid Drapes thee in its glowing tent,-- Let it, then, when day is ended, Strew the closes storm-besprent. CHORUS OF GENTLEMEN. Let it, then, when day is ended, etc. FALK. Wherefore seek the harvest's guerdon While the tree is yet in bloom? Wherefore drudge beneath the burden Of an unaccomplished doom? Wherefore let the scarecrow clatter Day and night upon the tree? Brothers mine, the sparrows' chatter Has a cheerier melody. CHORUS. Brothers mine, the sparrow's chatter, etc. |
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