The Spoiled Buddha a Play in Two Acts
The Spoiled Buddha a Play in Two Acts
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Then he nods his head twice, gathers his garments from touching his brother, and is about to hurry off when the boom of the returning gong strikes on his ear. He nods with satisfaction, and stands listening. Binzuru winces at the sound like a man struck in his sleep; he rises and goes slowly across the stage, his eyes wide open and fixed, like one unwilling to break a dream. Daruma watches him till he dis- appears. The sound of the gong comes very near. Enter the Rakkan in procession, the Buddh...a at their head. Daruma springs forward). Daruma. Master ! Master ! That such things should be! Our sainted brother over- taken of mortal sin ! THE SPOILED BUDDHA 17 (He is gesticulating. Intense and pleased interest on the faces of the Rakkan. The Buddha motions him aside, paces forward to the dais, and sits down deliberately. The Rakkan follow him). Buddha. Now, Daruma, thou mayst un- burden thyself. Daruma. Master, we sat thus by the road, , he and I ; I perceiving the Infinite, he twirling his thumbs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he nods his head twice, gathers his garments from touching his brother, and is about to hurry off when the boom of the returning gong strikes on his ear. He nods with satisfaction, and stands listening. Binzuru winces at the sound like a man struck in his sleep; he rises and goes slowly across the stage, his eyes wide open and fixed, like one unwilling to break a dream. Daruma watches him till he dis- appears. The sound of the gong comes very near. Enter the Rakkan in procession, the Buddh...a at their head. Daruma springs forward). Daruma. Master ! Master ! That such things should be! Our sainted brother over- taken of mortal sin ! THE SPOILED BUDDHA 17 (He is gesticulating. Intense and pleased interest on the faces of the Rakkan. The Buddha motions him aside, paces forward to the dais, and sits down deliberately. The Rakkan follow him). Buddha. Now, Daruma, thou mayst un- burden thyself. Daruma. Master, we sat thus by the road, , he and I ; I perceiving the Infinite, he twirling his thumbs.
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