The Kings Cupbearer An Historical Morality Play in Twelve Canticles
The Kings Cupbearer An Historical Morality Play in Twelve Canticles
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162 THE KING'S CUPBEARER {Long arms, with flowing sleeves, held high over Nehemiah's head. ) Trust all to me, trust all, and I will send Thy soul to hell {eagerly) and there my par- ent. Death, Will rob thee of thine all, — thy very breath !
{Takes from the sack thrown over his shoul- der a handful of seeds, and scatters them about. As seeds fall, loud, harsh noises are heard. ) This is my grain, — seeds of dismay. Why stand Beside that wall in danger?
{Fearful noises as seeds fall. Nehemiah, f...rightened, drops tools from his hands. ) From thine hand {indicating tools) They fall ! Come, let us in God's house now meet, Within the temple. Fear would slay thee !
{Loud reports of hail and sleet. Flashes of lightning. Stage becomes like blackest night. Evil imps, small of stature, whisk about everywhere. They tug at Nehe- miah's garments, bearing him almost to the ground, hang about his neck, whisper in his ear and mock him. ) Sleet, THE KING'S CUPBEARER 163 Hail, and lightning, — in the night they come.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
162 THE KING'S CUPBEARER {Long arms, with flowing sleeves, held high over Nehemiah's head. ) Trust all to me, trust all, and I will send Thy soul to hell {eagerly) and there my par- ent. Death, Will rob thee of thine all, — thy very breath !
{Takes from the sack thrown over his shoul- der a handful of seeds, and scatters them about. As seeds fall, loud, harsh noises are heard. ) This is my grain, — seeds of dismay. Why stand Beside that wall in danger?
{Fearful noises as seeds fall. Nehemiah, f...rightened, drops tools from his hands. ) From thine hand {indicating tools) They fall ! Come, let us in God's house now meet, Within the temple. Fear would slay thee !
{Loud reports of hail and sleet. Flashes of lightning. Stage becomes like blackest night. Evil imps, small of stature, whisk about everywhere. They tug at Nehe- miah's garments, bearing him almost to the ground, hang about his neck, whisper in his ear and mock him. ) Sleet, THE KING'S CUPBEARER 163 Hail, and lightning, — in the night they come.
What to read after The Kings Cupbearer An Historical Morality Play in Twelve Canticles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Agnes Chalmers to read onlineMoreLess
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