Six Plays of the Yiddish Theatre Second Series
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I don't know what you want of me.
78 On the Threshold RlVKE.
You're choosing an unhappy lot.
Rosie. Nobody need worry on that score. I'll stifle here in this room.
Rivke. At least you can go into him. He wants to see you.
Rosie. What does he want of me?
Rivke. There's a strange question for you! What does he want of you? He's your grandfather. He wants to see you.
Rosie. I don't want to go in to him any more. What do you want of me, anyway?
Rivke. I simply want you to know that your grand- fath...er is on his death bed, and in the meantime you go around . . .
On the Threshold 79 Rosie. Please, ma. Enough of that. I'll not go in to him.
Rivke. Of his son's children, you alone have remained to him.
Rosie. I know what he wants to tell me. That's why I don't want to go in. I can't stand his glances. They follow every step I take.
Rivke. Your name is always on his tongue.
Rosie. Let him not stand in my way.
Rivke. He wants his granddaughter to marry a respect- able Jew. And he is right.
Rosie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don't know what you want of me.
78 On the Threshold RlVKE.
You're choosing an unhappy lot.
Rosie. Nobody need worry on that score. I'll stifle here in this room.
Rivke. At least you can go into him. He wants to see you.
Rosie. What does he want of me?
Rivke. There's a strange question for you! What does he want of you? He's your grandfather. He wants to see you.
Rosie. I don't want to go in to him any more. What do you want of me, anyway?
Rivke. I simply want you to know that your grand- fath...er is on his death bed, and in the meantime you go around . . .
On the Threshold 79 Rosie. Please, ma. Enough of that. I'll not go in to him.
Rivke. Of his son's children, you alone have remained to him.
Rosie. I know what he wants to tell me. That's why I don't want to go in. I can't stand his glances. They follow every step I take.
Rivke. Your name is always on his tongue.
Rosie. Let him not stand in my way.
Rivke. He wants his granddaughter to marry a respect- able Jew. And he is right.
Rosie.
What to read after Six Plays of the Yiddish Theatre Second Series?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isaac Goldberg to read onlineMoreLess
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