Opera Stories from Wagner by Florence Akin
page 80 of 81 (98%)
page 80 of 81 (98%)
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At last they held their precious, glittering
gold. The happiest song that ever echoed along the banks of the Rhine was sung by the Rhine-daughters on that glad morning. * * * * * Once more gold had become as harmless as a sunbeam. Hurry, worry, falsehood, greed, and envy vanished from the earth. Anxiety disappeared from the brows of the tired fathers. A new happiness came into the eyes of the loving mothers. A greater power than gold or giant strength had come to rule the world, and that power was Love. MORE ABOUT THE STORIES The author would not have you think that when you have read this little book you know all that Richard Wagner told about Siegfried. |
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