Passion Play of Oberammergau
Passion Play of Oberammergau
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Manassas.
All the fools in the land will count it a great honor to possess so illustrious a king.
Herod.
Now present him to the people, that they may admire their favorite to their hearts content.
no Soldier A.
Come, thou wonderworking king, and permit us to accompany thee.
Soldier B.
What luck for me to walk by the side of a lord so great.
(Christ is led away. ) Scene HI.
Caiaphas.
Thou must now be convinced, O king, that all his works are lies and fraud, by which he has deceived and seduced t...he people.
Priests.
Pronounce sentence of death upon him, as the law demands.
Herod.
My judgment is: he is a simple man, and not capable of the crimes you lay to his charge.
Caiaphas.
King, take care that thou dost not err.
Annas.
1 fear, thou wilt rue it but once, to let him go unpun- ished.
Herod.
I fear nothing. As a fool you must treat a fool. He has suffered for his folly. The trial is now ended.
Rabbi.
Then it is all over with the law, with religion, with Moses and the prophets.
Herod.
I stand by my decision.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Manassas.
All the fools in the land will count it a great honor to possess so illustrious a king.
Herod.
Now present him to the people, that they may admire their favorite to their hearts content.
no Soldier A.
Come, thou wonderworking king, and permit us to accompany thee.
Soldier B.
What luck for me to walk by the side of a lord so great.
(Christ is led away. ) Scene HI.
Caiaphas.
Thou must now be convinced, O king, that all his works are lies and fraud, by which he has deceived and seduced t...he people.
Priests.
Pronounce sentence of death upon him, as the law demands.
Herod.
My judgment is: he is a simple man, and not capable of the crimes you lay to his charge.
Caiaphas.
King, take care that thou dost not err.
Annas.
1 fear, thou wilt rue it but once, to let him go unpun- ished.
Herod.
I fear nothing. As a fool you must treat a fool. He has suffered for his folly. The trial is now ended.
Rabbi.
Then it is all over with the law, with religion, with Moses and the prophets.
Herod.
I stand by my decision.
What to read after Passion Play of Oberammergau?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J F Dickie to read onlineMoreLess
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