Six Short Plays: Mr. Fraser's Friends, in Toscana Tavern, Onesimus, the Bargain, Figs And Thistles, the Wise Man of Nineveh
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Pashur, I do consent. Albeit thou must know it is but for my father's sake and the love I bear him.
Pashur. Thy love for him is great.
Apphia. There is a greater love, that a man lay down his life for his friends. [She turns to door, right.] Pashur. [To himself.] To lay down one's life!
Apphia. I see my father coming in the street. He must not know why we have so agreed. I shall say that I have chosen thee. Do thou keep silence.
Pashur. [Steps toward her.] O Apphia!
Apphia. [Raising her hand to... check him.] No more.
My father nears. Thou hast my promise, be content.
[Pashur crosses to rear center. Enter Philemon and Archippus, right.] Philemon. Now, Pashur, I am ready to satisfy the bond. [Crosses left, and sits. Apphia goes to him and puts her hand on his shoulder. ] Archippus. Noble Pashur, thou are not of our faith, 54 SIX SHORT PLAYS but thou art honorable. My master is infirm and old.
It is but a little time till God shall gather him unto his fathers. I do beseech thee, take me, instead of him, to be thy slave.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pashur, I do consent. Albeit thou must know it is but for my father's sake and the love I bear him.
Pashur. Thy love for him is great.
Apphia. There is a greater love, that a man lay down his life for his friends. [She turns to door, right.] Pashur. [To himself.] To lay down one's life!
Apphia. I see my father coming in the street. He must not know why we have so agreed. I shall say that I have chosen thee. Do thou keep silence.
Pashur. [Steps toward her.] O Apphia!
Apphia. [Raising her hand to... check him.] No more.
My father nears. Thou hast my promise, be content.
[Pashur crosses to rear center. Enter Philemon and Archippus, right.] Philemon. Now, Pashur, I am ready to satisfy the bond. [Crosses left, and sits. Apphia goes to him and puts her hand on his shoulder. ] Archippus. Noble Pashur, thou are not of our faith, 54 SIX SHORT PLAYS but thou art honorable. My master is infirm and old.
It is but a little time till God shall gather him unto his fathers. I do beseech thee, take me, instead of him, to be thy slave.
What to read after Six Short Plays: Mr. Fraser's Friends, in Toscana Tavern, Onesimus, the Bargain, Figs And Thistles, the Wise Man of Nineveh?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilbur S Tupper to read onlineMoreLess
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