The Sorceress a Drama in Five Acts
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Cardenos. Zoraya !
Cleofas. Oh, yes! I knew him! — I was en- raged to see Bishop Talavera honor and protect a Moor, who had, they say, healed a sprain with friction — in reality, Cardenos, by means of mystic signs and magic incantations.
Cardenos. Then you are sure that man was Cleofas. A necromancer! And worse than that! Listen and judge, friend Cardenos! {He seats himself) One day I was riding my mule on the road leading to the bridge of San Martino. They called to me to examine a child which... had been taken from the river apparently dead. "Have you, " I asked, dismounting, "suspended it by the feet in order to expel the water from the body ? 'Yes, lord' — And that has not resulted in resuscita- tion? — 'No, lord' — Then, there is nothing more to do. Good evening!" — And I passed on — The child was dead, was it not?
Cardenos and the Young Men. Yes!
Cleofas. Eight daj's later I re-passed the same place and whom do you think I saw playing on the rocks with a gang of ragamuflfins?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cardenos. Zoraya !
Cleofas. Oh, yes! I knew him! — I was en- raged to see Bishop Talavera honor and protect a Moor, who had, they say, healed a sprain with friction — in reality, Cardenos, by means of mystic signs and magic incantations.
Cardenos. Then you are sure that man was Cleofas. A necromancer! And worse than that! Listen and judge, friend Cardenos! {He seats himself) One day I was riding my mule on the road leading to the bridge of San Martino. They called to me to examine a child which... had been taken from the river apparently dead. "Have you, " I asked, dismounting, "suspended it by the feet in order to expel the water from the body ? 'Yes, lord' — And that has not resulted in resuscita- tion? — 'No, lord' — Then, there is nothing more to do. Good evening!" — And I passed on — The child was dead, was it not?
Cardenos and the Young Men. Yes!
Cleofas. Eight daj's later I re-passed the same place and whom do you think I saw playing on the rocks with a gang of ragamuflfins?
What to read after The Sorceress a Drama in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victorien Sardou to read onlineMoreLess
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