Jeremiah a Drama in Nine Scenes
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Those who know thee — once splendent in power and in pelf, King erstwhile in Zion — uplifting the hand, Shall curse thee, Zedekiah.
Zedekiah \Utterly crushed by the adjuration^ has colla'psedy groaningy on to the couch. Now he slowly rises, and contemplates Jeremiah blankly] What a power is entrusted to thee, Jeremiah. Thou hast broken the strength of my limbs. The very marrow is frozen in my bones. Terrible are thy words, Jeremiah.
Jeremiah [He has awakened from his trance, and the fire In his... eyes is quenched] Poor are my words, Zedekiah.
^ Weakness is all my strength. I know, but cannot act!
f\l ■ ■ -^ Zedekiah Why didst thou not come to me sooner. ?
Jeremiah I was ever at hand, but thou couldst not find me.
Zedekiah Thou hast filled my heart with dread, yet I bear thee no grudge. There must be no quarrel betwixt us twain >N VOICES IN THE NIGHT 229 who stand in the shadow of death. Get thee back whence thou hast come. Thou shalt not lack food, for I will share my last crust with thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those who know thee — once splendent in power and in pelf, King erstwhile in Zion — uplifting the hand, Shall curse thee, Zedekiah.
Zedekiah \Utterly crushed by the adjuration^ has colla'psedy groaningy on to the couch. Now he slowly rises, and contemplates Jeremiah blankly] What a power is entrusted to thee, Jeremiah. Thou hast broken the strength of my limbs. The very marrow is frozen in my bones. Terrible are thy words, Jeremiah.
Jeremiah [He has awakened from his trance, and the fire In his... eyes is quenched] Poor are my words, Zedekiah.
^ Weakness is all my strength. I know, but cannot act!
f\l ■ ■ -^ Zedekiah Why didst thou not come to me sooner. ?
Jeremiah I was ever at hand, but thou couldst not find me.
Zedekiah Thou hast filled my heart with dread, yet I bear thee no grudge. There must be no quarrel betwixt us twain >N VOICES IN THE NIGHT 229 who stand in the shadow of death. Get thee back whence thou hast come. Thou shalt not lack food, for I will share my last crust with thee.
What to read after Jeremiah a Drama in Nine Scenes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stefan Zweig to read onlineMoreLess
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