The Poems of Emma Lazarus, volume 2
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Let him sigh out His blasphemous folly in the castle tower, Until his hair be snow, his fingers claws. [They seize and bear away PRINCE WILLIAM. ] Well, what's your counsel?
SCHNETZEN. Briefly this, my lord. The Jews of Nordhausen have brewed the Prince A love-elixir--let them perish all! [Tumult without. Singing of Hymns and Ringing of Church-bells. The LANDGRAVE and SCHNETZEN go to the window. ] SONG* (without).
The cruel pestilence arrives, Cuts off a myriad human lives. See the Flag...ellants' naked skin! They scourge themselves for grievous sin. Trembles the earth beneath God's breath, The Jews shall all be burned to death.
*A rhyme of the times. See Graetz's "History of the Jews, " page 374, vol. Vii.
LANDGRAVE. Look, foreign pilgrims! What an endless file! Naked waist-upward. Blood is trickling down Their lacerated flesh. What do they carry?
SCHNETZEN. Their scourges--iron-pointed, leathern thongs, Mark how they lash themselves--the strict Flagellants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let him sigh out His blasphemous folly in the castle tower, Until his hair be snow, his fingers claws. [They seize and bear away PRINCE WILLIAM. ] Well, what's your counsel?
SCHNETZEN. Briefly this, my lord. The Jews of Nordhausen have brewed the Prince A love-elixir--let them perish all! [Tumult without. Singing of Hymns and Ringing of Church-bells. The LANDGRAVE and SCHNETZEN go to the window. ] SONG* (without).
The cruel pestilence arrives, Cuts off a myriad human lives. See the Flag...ellants' naked skin! They scourge themselves for grievous sin. Trembles the earth beneath God's breath, The Jews shall all be burned to death.
*A rhyme of the times. See Graetz's "History of the Jews, " page 374, vol. Vii.
LANDGRAVE. Look, foreign pilgrims! What an endless file! Naked waist-upward. Blood is trickling down Their lacerated flesh. What do they carry?
SCHNETZEN. Their scourges--iron-pointed, leathern thongs, Mark how they lash themselves--the strict Flagellants.
What to read after The Poems of Emma Lazarus, volume 2?
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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