The Crucible
The Crucible
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At the back is a high barred window; near it, a great, heavy door. Along the walls are two benches.
The place is in darkness but for the moonlight seeping through the bars. It appears empty. Presently footsteps are heard coming down a corridor beyond the wall, keys rattle, and the door swings open. Marshal Herrick enters with a lantern.
He is nearly drunk, and heavy-footed. He goes to a bench and nudges a bundle of rags lying on it.
HERRICK: Sarah, wake up! Sarah Good! He then crosses to the ot...her bench.
SARAH GOOD, rising in her rags: Oh, Majesty! Comin‘, comin’! Tituba, he’s here, His Majesty’s come!
HERRICK: Go to the north cell; this place is wanted now. He hangs his lantern on the wall. Tituba sits up.
TITUBA: That don’t look to me like His Majesty; look to me like the marshal.
HERRICK, taking out a flask: Get along with you now, clear this place. He drinks, and Sarah Good comes and peers up into his face.
SARAH GOOD: Oh, is it you, Marshal! I thought sure you be the Devil comin’ for us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the back is a high barred window; near it, a great, heavy door. Along the walls are two benches.
The place is in darkness but for the moonlight seeping through the bars. It appears empty. Presently footsteps are heard coming down a corridor beyond the wall, keys rattle, and the door swings open. Marshal Herrick enters with a lantern.
He is nearly drunk, and heavy-footed. He goes to a bench and nudges a bundle of rags lying on it.
HERRICK: Sarah, wake up! Sarah Good! He then crosses to the ot...her bench.
SARAH GOOD, rising in her rags: Oh, Majesty! Comin‘, comin’! Tituba, he’s here, His Majesty’s come!
HERRICK: Go to the north cell; this place is wanted now. He hangs his lantern on the wall. Tituba sits up.
TITUBA: That don’t look to me like His Majesty; look to me like the marshal.
HERRICK, taking out a flask: Get along with you now, clear this place. He drinks, and Sarah Good comes and peers up into his face.
SARAH GOOD: Oh, is it you, Marshal! I thought sure you be the Devil comin’ for us.
What to read after The Crucible?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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