Prose Miscellanies From Heinrich Heine
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" If," said she, " it were only the chaste Virgin Mary, or old Martha, or even Mary Magdalene, who they say has reformed; — but the sottish daughters of old Lot, and fine Madam Judith, and the strolling Queen of Sheba, — such dubious creatures are not to be tolerated." But her fury was at its climax when one morn- ing her husband, in the garrulousness of his ecstasy, gave an enthusiastic description of the beautiful Esther, who had requested him to assist at her toilet, so that through the powe...r of her charms she might win King Ahasuerus over to the good cause. In vain the poor man assured her that Mordecai himself had introduced him to his lovely foster-daughter, and that the latter's toilet was already nearly complete, and that he had only combed her long raven tresses ; in vain.
The infuri'ated woman beat him with his leathern strap, and dashed the hot coffee in his face, and 9* 98 FROM THE MEMOIRS OF would most assuredly have put an end to him, had he not faithfully promised to have nothing more to do with the women of the Old Testament, and in future to converse only with the patriarchs and the male prophets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If," said she, " it were only the chaste Virgin Mary, or old Martha, or even Mary Magdalene, who they say has reformed; — but the sottish daughters of old Lot, and fine Madam Judith, and the strolling Queen of Sheba, — such dubious creatures are not to be tolerated." But her fury was at its climax when one morn- ing her husband, in the garrulousness of his ecstasy, gave an enthusiastic description of the beautiful Esther, who had requested him to assist at her toilet, so that through the powe...r of her charms she might win King Ahasuerus over to the good cause. In vain the poor man assured her that Mordecai himself had introduced him to his lovely foster-daughter, and that the latter's toilet was already nearly complete, and that he had only combed her long raven tresses ; in vain.
The infuri'ated woman beat him with his leathern strap, and dashed the hot coffee in his face, and 9* 98 FROM THE MEMOIRS OF would most assuredly have put an end to him, had he not faithfully promised to have nothing more to do with the women of the Old Testament, and in future to converse only with the patriarchs and the male prophets.
What to read after Prose Miscellanies From Heinrich Heine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Heine to read onlineMoreLess
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