The Sorrows of Belgium; a Play in Six Scenes
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Time, time! We must steal from fate a small part of eternity — a few days, a week! They are hastening to us. The Russians are coming to us from the East. The German steel has already penetrated to the heart of the French land — and infuriated with pain, the French eagle is rising over the Germans' bayonets and is coming toward us! The noble knights of the sea — the British — are already rushing toward us, and to Belgium are their powerful arms stretched out over the abyss.
But, time, time! Give... us time, Grelieu. Belgiimi is praying for a few days, for a few hours! You Scene iv] THE SORROWS OF BELGIUM 93 have already given to Belgium your blood, Grelieu, and you have the right to lift your hand against your blood-stained fatherland!
Brief pause.
Emil Grelieu We must break the dams.
Curtain SCENE V Night. A small house occupied by the German staff. A sen- tinel on guard at the door leading to the rooms occupied by the Commander of the army. All the doors and windows are open. The room is illuminated "with candles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Time, time! We must steal from fate a small part of eternity — a few days, a week! They are hastening to us. The Russians are coming to us from the East. The German steel has already penetrated to the heart of the French land — and infuriated with pain, the French eagle is rising over the Germans' bayonets and is coming toward us! The noble knights of the sea — the British — are already rushing toward us, and to Belgium are their powerful arms stretched out over the abyss.
But, time, time! Give... us time, Grelieu. Belgiimi is praying for a few days, for a few hours! You Scene iv] THE SORROWS OF BELGIUM 93 have already given to Belgium your blood, Grelieu, and you have the right to lift your hand against your blood-stained fatherland!
Brief pause.
Emil Grelieu We must break the dams.
Curtain SCENE V Night. A small house occupied by the German staff. A sen- tinel on guard at the door leading to the rooms occupied by the Commander of the army. All the doors and windows are open. The room is illuminated "with candles.
What to read after The Sorrows of Belgium; a Play in Six Scenes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andreyev, Leonid, 1871-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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