Salome, a Tragedy in One Act
Salome, a Tragedy in One Act
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HEROD. I hear it no longer. But I heard it. It was the blowing of the wind. It has passed away. But no, I hear it again. Do you not hear it ? It is just like the beating of wings.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC SALOME 17 HERODiAS. I tell you there is nothing. You are ill.
I^et us go within.
HEROD. I am not ill. It is your daughter who is sick to death. Never have I seen her so pale.
HERODIAS. I have told you not to look at her.
HEROD. Pour me forth wine. [Wine is brought,] Salome, come drink a little wi...ne with me. I have here a wine that is exquisite. Cœsar himself sent it me. Dip into it thy little red lips, that I may drain the cup.
SALOME. I am not thirsty, Tetrarch.
HEROD. You hear how she answers me, this daughter of yours ?
HERODIAS. She does right. Why are you always gaz- ing at her ?
HEROD. Bring me ripe fruits. [Fruits are brought.] Salome, come and eat fruits with me. I love to see in a fruit the mark of thy little teeth. Bite but a little of this fruit that I may eat what is left.
SALOME.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HEROD. I hear it no longer. But I heard it. It was the blowing of the wind. It has passed away. But no, I hear it again. Do you not hear it ? It is just like the beating of wings.
Digitized by LjOOQ IC SALOME 17 HERODiAS. I tell you there is nothing. You are ill.
I^et us go within.
HEROD. I am not ill. It is your daughter who is sick to death. Never have I seen her so pale.
HERODIAS. I have told you not to look at her.
HEROD. Pour me forth wine. [Wine is brought,] Salome, come drink a little wi...ne with me. I have here a wine that is exquisite. Cœsar himself sent it me. Dip into it thy little red lips, that I may drain the cup.
SALOME. I am not thirsty, Tetrarch.
HEROD. You hear how she answers me, this daughter of yours ?
HERODIAS. She does right. Why are you always gaz- ing at her ?
HEROD. Bring me ripe fruits. [Fruits are brought.] Salome, come and eat fruits with me. I love to see in a fruit the mark of thy little teeth. Bite but a little of this fruit that I may eat what is left.
SALOME.
What to read after Salome, a Tragedy in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilde Oscar to read onlineMoreLess
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