Calaf a Rejected Drama
Calaf a Rejected Drama
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TIMUR. Say what is to become of me ? 58 BARAC. Old man, whatever becomes of me will also be thy lot : in silence I shall suffer ; let my example teach thee : remem- ber my advice. -— Now, foolish woman, art thou satisfied ? (To Fatima. TRUFALDiN, mimicking, makes signs to lead them off. [Exeunt omnes. END OF ACT III. ACT IV. SCENE I. A Hall in the Seraglio, with Columns on each side ; in the centre, a Table, 07i which stands a Vase filled with Gold Coins. Black Palace- Guards bring in the Priso...ners ; they tie Barac and Timur to separate Columns, Fatima stands weeping before Turandocte, who is seated at the upper end of the Hall, attended by Slaves. TURANDOCTE. Once more we offer safety, — only once ; reveal the names of the young stranger and his sire, then all that gold shall pay the price of thy obedience : if ye refuse, our slaves shall quickly search with bastinadoes for the hidden secret, nor stay their hands till life is driven forth. Ho ! slaves, observe ! (Sia: black slaves/all prostrate, and, as they rise, take up each a large sticky and stand ready to strike.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TIMUR. Say what is to become of me ? 58 BARAC. Old man, whatever becomes of me will also be thy lot : in silence I shall suffer ; let my example teach thee : remem- ber my advice. -— Now, foolish woman, art thou satisfied ? (To Fatima. TRUFALDiN, mimicking, makes signs to lead them off. [Exeunt omnes. END OF ACT III. ACT IV. SCENE I. A Hall in the Seraglio, with Columns on each side ; in the centre, a Table, 07i which stands a Vase filled with Gold Coins. Black Palace- Guards bring in the Priso...ners ; they tie Barac and Timur to separate Columns, Fatima stands weeping before Turandocte, who is seated at the upper end of the Hall, attended by Slaves. TURANDOCTE. Once more we offer safety, — only once ; reveal the names of the young stranger and his sire, then all that gold shall pay the price of thy obedience : if ye refuse, our slaves shall quickly search with bastinadoes for the hidden secret, nor stay their hands till life is driven forth. Ho ! slaves, observe ! (Sia: black slaves/all prostrate, and, as they rise, take up each a large sticky and stand ready to strike.
What to read after Calaf a Rejected Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gozzi Carlo to read onlineMoreLess
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