Napoleon a Play
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The monster battery? What injury? Get my hat — I'll ride down and see. (To Wickham) Wait here. I shall be back in a few minutes.
Napoleon goes out hurriedly, accompanied by Meneval.
Wickham is alone in the Council Chamber.
(Alone) He's coming! The incredible 's within an ace, within an ace ! Half-way up my cliff — rocks below !
Have I climbed up here in a dream? Why am I not mad with joy? Numb, rather — numb. But after all I am serving — and I shall be alone with what I asked for.
The Mamelouk ...servant, Rustam, who eyes Wickham curiously, enters, — puts some pens on the table — and without remark goes out.
Meneval re-enters rapidly. A young man 's been found hiding under a hedge at Wimille. The crowd have been shaking him. They think he has damaged one of the guns. His Majesty met the prisoner, and ordered him to be brought here. Unhappily, I don't know English. (To Usher) Bring the man in.
The Marine Guard (of Act I, Scene II) enters with Raymond, who is torn, sweaty, and breathless.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The monster battery? What injury? Get my hat — I'll ride down and see. (To Wickham) Wait here. I shall be back in a few minutes.
Napoleon goes out hurriedly, accompanied by Meneval.
Wickham is alone in the Council Chamber.
(Alone) He's coming! The incredible 's within an ace, within an ace ! Half-way up my cliff — rocks below !
Have I climbed up here in a dream? Why am I not mad with joy? Numb, rather — numb. But after all I am serving — and I shall be alone with what I asked for.
The Mamelouk ...servant, Rustam, who eyes Wickham curiously, enters, — puts some pens on the table — and without remark goes out.
Meneval re-enters rapidly. A young man 's been found hiding under a hedge at Wimille. The crowd have been shaking him. They think he has damaged one of the guns. His Majesty met the prisoner, and ordered him to be brought here. Unhappily, I don't know English. (To Usher) Bring the man in.
The Marine Guard (of Act I, Scene II) enters with Raymond, who is torn, sweaty, and breathless.
What to read after Napoleon a Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Trench to read onlineMoreLess
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