Rahab a Drama in Three Acts
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Even so, girl. (Thrusts his hand into his bosom.) I bear within my breast — Rahab.
A message? Word from Salmon?
HOREB.
Nay, love's word I Thy lover-lord's too busy with the spears To dote on thee, and call thee dear: our hosts Come but free-booting into Jericho, And claim war-baggage: girls and gold and gems.
And wines and scented woods.
Rahab.
A dastard lie I HOREB (Noises heard from the city).
Digitized by VnOOQ IC 72 Rahab Tigress, be tamed! Hark, to the shuddering shock Of broadswords ; all... the winy air Hums like a mighty hive of golden bees With arrows. Buoyed by the dream of thee, My love put winged sandals to my feet, Charming me hither. Fly, ere 'tis too late I Rahab.
Fly? Not with thee?
HOREB.
Who else can aid thee now?
I know a way that winds far underground, Then threads the hills and, twisting serpentine, Issues at the very foot of Lebanon ; Above are odorous cedars, a meet place For trothing; let us leave this ill-starred city And shout our loves under the shining stars From a high hill !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even so, girl. (Thrusts his hand into his bosom.) I bear within my breast — Rahab.
A message? Word from Salmon?
HOREB.
Nay, love's word I Thy lover-lord's too busy with the spears To dote on thee, and call thee dear: our hosts Come but free-booting into Jericho, And claim war-baggage: girls and gold and gems.
And wines and scented woods.
Rahab.
A dastard lie I HOREB (Noises heard from the city).
Digitized by VnOOQ IC 72 Rahab Tigress, be tamed! Hark, to the shuddering shock Of broadswords ; all... the winy air Hums like a mighty hive of golden bees With arrows. Buoyed by the dream of thee, My love put winged sandals to my feet, Charming me hither. Fly, ere 'tis too late I Rahab.
Fly? Not with thee?
HOREB.
Who else can aid thee now?
I know a way that winds far underground, Then threads the hills and, twisting serpentine, Issues at the very foot of Lebanon ; Above are odorous cedars, a meet place For trothing; let us leave this ill-starred city And shout our loves under the shining stars From a high hill !
What to read after Rahab a Drama in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burton, Richard, 1861-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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