Joseph And His Brethren; a Pageant Play
Joseph And His Brethren; a Pageant Play
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Listen. When Pharaoh drinketh, they pour wine first into Imhotep's cup for him to taste.
While he is drinking, slip this into the vessel they have poured from. As it toucheth the wine it is melted, and Pharaoh's cup will be filled with death.
Asenath [Hiding her face on Joseph's shoulder] Horrible !
Serseru. How can I do that, unseen?
Ranofer. Stumble against the wine-bearer. Let thy long sleeve pass over the vessel.
Ranofer. Come away.
Serseru [As they move off] When shall I do this thing?
66 ...Digitized by VjOOQ IC JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN Ranofer. To-morrow nighty when Pharaoh is feast- ing Potiphar. Come.
^ [Eaeunt] AsENATH. A plot against Pharaoh! It is too hor- rible!
Joseph. Nay — ^the horrible thing shall not be done.
We will outwit them.
AsENATH [Passionately] Swear I shall never be the murderer's wife!
Joseph. That will I readily swear ! Get thee within !
Gather courage for to-morrow.
AsENATH [Mastering herself] To-morrow — Lover, shall we ever meet again?
Joseph. Ay, shall we!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Listen. When Pharaoh drinketh, they pour wine first into Imhotep's cup for him to taste.
While he is drinking, slip this into the vessel they have poured from. As it toucheth the wine it is melted, and Pharaoh's cup will be filled with death.
Asenath [Hiding her face on Joseph's shoulder] Horrible !
Serseru. How can I do that, unseen?
Ranofer. Stumble against the wine-bearer. Let thy long sleeve pass over the vessel.
Ranofer. Come away.
Serseru [As they move off] When shall I do this thing?
66 ...Digitized by VjOOQ IC JOSEPH AND HIS BRETHREN Ranofer. To-morrow nighty when Pharaoh is feast- ing Potiphar. Come.
^ [Eaeunt] AsENATH. A plot against Pharaoh! It is too hor- rible!
Joseph. Nay — ^the horrible thing shall not be done.
We will outwit them.
AsENATH [Passionately] Swear I shall never be the murderer's wife!
Joseph. That will I readily swear ! Get thee within !
Gather courage for to-morrow.
AsENATH [Mastering herself] To-morrow — Lover, shall we ever meet again?
Joseph. Ay, shall we!
What to read after Joseph And His Brethren; a Pageant Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Louis Napoleon, 1852-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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