Queen Esther, a Purim Play
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Chamberlain, Zethar, come hither.
[Zethak approaches and stands in attitude of obeisance.] AiiAsuERus: I have lain on my couch and have sought repose in sleep, which usually cometh unbidden with the night; but the tickle jade will not be wooed. As she refuseth to come at my bidding, I will turn the night to day as more fitting my wakeful mood. Make lights and summon immediately Nargum the Chief Chronicler to my presence.
Zethar: Hearkening and obedience.
[Lights are brought and the King is assi...sted into a com- fortable lounging position.] Ahasuerus: Stay. What of the night?
Zethar: It lacketh three hours of the dawn.
Ahasuerus: First, then, summon hither the Chaldean astrolo- .gers and the soothsayers, and let the Chief Chronicler wait.
Zethar: Hearkening and obedience.
[Exit Zethar.] [Enter Melchoir, Belzac aiid Zaroster, the three astrolo- gers.] Ahasuerus: Approach, Melchoir, with your fellows.
[They draw near and stand boived.] Ahasuerus: Hearken to my words and give heed thereto.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chamberlain, Zethar, come hither.
[Zethak approaches and stands in attitude of obeisance.] AiiAsuERus: I have lain on my couch and have sought repose in sleep, which usually cometh unbidden with the night; but the tickle jade will not be wooed. As she refuseth to come at my bidding, I will turn the night to day as more fitting my wakeful mood. Make lights and summon immediately Nargum the Chief Chronicler to my presence.
Zethar: Hearkening and obedience.
[Lights are brought and the King is assi...sted into a com- fortable lounging position.] Ahasuerus: Stay. What of the night?
Zethar: It lacketh three hours of the dawn.
Ahasuerus: First, then, summon hither the Chaldean astrolo- .gers and the soothsayers, and let the Chief Chronicler wait.
Zethar: Hearkening and obedience.
[Exit Zethar.] [Enter Melchoir, Belzac aiid Zaroster, the three astrolo- gers.] Ahasuerus: Approach, Melchoir, with your fellows.
[They draw near and stand boived.] Ahasuerus: Hearken to my words and give heed thereto.
What to read after Queen Esther, a Purim Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bain, Donald, B. 1867 to read onlineMoreLess
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