The Poems of Emma Lazarus
The Poems of Emma Lazarus
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Serpents, ye all shall die.
So wills the Landgrave ; so the court affirms.
Your daughter shall be first, whose wanton arts Have brought destruction on a princely house.
SUSSKIND.
My lord, be moved. You kill your flesh and blood.
By Adonai I swear, your dying wife Entrusted to these arms her child. 'T was I Carried your infant from your burning home.
Lord Schnetzen, will you murder your own child?
SCHNETZEN.
Ha, excellent ! I was awaiting this.
Thou wilt inoculate our knightly veins With thy cor...rupted Jewish blood. Thou 'It foist This adder on my bosom. Henry Schnetzen Is no weak dupe, whom every lie may start.
Make ready, Jew, for death — and warn thy tribe.
SUSSKIND (kneeling).
Is there a God in heaven ? I who ne'er knelt Hosted by G00gle THE DANCE TO DEATH, 149 Until this hour to any man on earth, Tyrant, before thee I abase myself.
If one red drop of human blood still flow In thy congealed veins, if thou e'er have known Touch of affection, the blind natural instinct Of common kindred, even beasts partake, Thou man of frozen stone, thou hollow statue, Grant me one prayer, that thou wilt look on her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Serpents, ye all shall die.
So wills the Landgrave ; so the court affirms.
Your daughter shall be first, whose wanton arts Have brought destruction on a princely house.
SUSSKIND.
My lord, be moved. You kill your flesh and blood.
By Adonai I swear, your dying wife Entrusted to these arms her child. 'T was I Carried your infant from your burning home.
Lord Schnetzen, will you murder your own child?
SCHNETZEN.
Ha, excellent ! I was awaiting this.
Thou wilt inoculate our knightly veins With thy cor...rupted Jewish blood. Thou 'It foist This adder on my bosom. Henry Schnetzen Is no weak dupe, whom every lie may start.
Make ready, Jew, for death — and warn thy tribe.
SUSSKIND (kneeling).
Is there a God in heaven ? I who ne'er knelt Hosted by G00gle THE DANCE TO DEATH, 149 Until this hour to any man on earth, Tyrant, before thee I abase myself.
If one red drop of human blood still flow In thy congealed veins, if thou e'er have known Touch of affection, the blind natural instinct Of common kindred, even beasts partake, Thou man of frozen stone, thou hollow statue, Grant me one prayer, that thou wilt look on her.
What to read after The Poems of Emma Lazarus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lazarus Emma to read onlineMoreLess
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