Hadad a Dramatic Poem
Hadad a Dramatic Poem
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JOAB, BENAIAH, and other armed Chiefs, marshalling the multitude.
Ben. Go bid yon loiterers hasten over Kedron, If they would march with us.
Joab. Let them ahide : Why crawl they after us ? What seest thou, ho ?
* The Cherethites and Pelethites, or the Extirpators and the Ex peditious, were the King's military attendants, and the immediate agents of his will.
Scene I. HADAD. 125 [Addressing a Soldier stationed in a tree above him. "\ Soldier. Nothing, my lord, but people from the city Hurrying ...this way.
Joab. Look not on them, fool : fix Thine eyes upon the south.
Soldier. I do, my lord.
Joab. What seest thou toward the Prince's pillar ?
Soldier. Nothing.
Joab. On that same open height beyond it ?
Soldier. Nothing.
Joab. Well, nail thine eyes there. Will the old man's prayer Stretch out till doom ? Benaiah, we lose time ; We should be now beyond Bahurim.
Ben. Be patient ; The stroke was bitter, and his heart seemed fraught Almost to bursting.
Joab. Better rive at once, Than meet the tender mercies of his son By loitering here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JOAB, BENAIAH, and other armed Chiefs, marshalling the multitude.
Ben. Go bid yon loiterers hasten over Kedron, If they would march with us.
Joab. Let them ahide : Why crawl they after us ? What seest thou, ho ?
* The Cherethites and Pelethites, or the Extirpators and the Ex peditious, were the King's military attendants, and the immediate agents of his will.
Scene I. HADAD. 125 [Addressing a Soldier stationed in a tree above him. "\ Soldier. Nothing, my lord, but people from the city Hurrying ...this way.
Joab. Look not on them, fool : fix Thine eyes upon the south.
Soldier. I do, my lord.
Joab. What seest thou toward the Prince's pillar ?
Soldier. Nothing.
Joab. On that same open height beyond it ?
Soldier. Nothing.
Joab. Well, nail thine eyes there. Will the old man's prayer Stretch out till doom ? Benaiah, we lose time ; We should be now beyond Bahurim.
Ben. Be patient ; The stroke was bitter, and his heart seemed fraught Almost to bursting.
Joab. Better rive at once, Than meet the tender mercies of his son By loitering here.
What to read after Hadad a Dramatic Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Abraham Hillhouse to read onlineMoreLess
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