The Prayer of the Sword a Play in Five Acts
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Yet will I bridge that dark abyss, Though 'twere the yawning mouth of hell itself.
Why should I plead ? Your throne is on my sword.
Andola goes with me, and you must choose To rule with me, or fall and fall alone. {He folds his arms.
I will abide your answer where I stand.
[ILARIA draws herself up, with clenched hands, for a moment, then the helplessness of her position comes over her, a hunted look comes into her face, her hands fall nervelessly by her side, and she goes slowly R. , where she ...stands looking out, her eyes filled with tears. MALAVOLTI slinks in hurriedly L. Back.
MALA, (in low quick tones} Excellence ! (He conies down a little L. ) SCORLA (turning) Peste ! What would you ?
MALA.
There is one Below Conrad brings word we are attacked SCENE ii. THE PRAYER OF THE SWORD SCORLA What folly's this ? By whom ?
MALA.
A rabble horde ; Hill-folk and peasants most, but fierce as Turks SCORLA Man, art thou mad ?
MALA.
Belike ; but half your men Are missing, slain or half the rest make stand Upon the bridge below the market-place Fifty against a host.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yet will I bridge that dark abyss, Though 'twere the yawning mouth of hell itself.
Why should I plead ? Your throne is on my sword.
Andola goes with me, and you must choose To rule with me, or fall and fall alone. {He folds his arms.
I will abide your answer where I stand.
[ILARIA draws herself up, with clenched hands, for a moment, then the helplessness of her position comes over her, a hunted look comes into her face, her hands fall nervelessly by her side, and she goes slowly R. , where she ...stands looking out, her eyes filled with tears. MALAVOLTI slinks in hurriedly L. Back.
MALA, (in low quick tones} Excellence ! (He conies down a little L. ) SCORLA (turning) Peste ! What would you ?
MALA.
There is one Below Conrad brings word we are attacked SCENE ii. THE PRAYER OF THE SWORD SCORLA What folly's this ? By whom ?
MALA.
A rabble horde ; Hill-folk and peasants most, but fierce as Turks SCORLA Man, art thou mad ?
MALA.
Belike ; but half your men Are missing, slain or half the rest make stand Upon the bridge below the market-place Fifty against a host.
What to read after The Prayer of the Sword a Play in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Bernard Fagan to read onlineMoreLess
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