The Tidings Brought to Mary a Mystery
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A MAN: What a ANOTHER: Toss h something She rifcj^tn't come v THE TIDINGS BROUGHT TO MARY anigh to us. First thing you know she'd give us the poison.
ANOTHER: No meat, Perrot! It's fast day, it's Christmas Eve! (They laugh.
Throw her this mossel o' bread that's froze. Good enough for the like o' her!
A MAN (calling): Heigh, No-face! Heigh, Jeanne, I say, hallo, rotting one!
(The black form of the leper woman is seen on the snow. MARA looks at her. Catch it!
(He throws her swiftly a piece of bre...ad. She stoops and picks it up and goes away. MARA follows her. A MAN: Where is it she's going? ANOTHER: Here, woman! hallo! where be you going, what be you doing?
(MARA and THE WOMAN go farther away.
Act Three : Scene Two They disappear within the forest, leaving their tracks upon the snow. The night brightens. The brilliant moon, surrounded by an immense halo, lights up a hillock covered with heather and white sand. Enormous sand- stone rocks, fantastically formed, rise here and there like beasts belonging to the fossil ages, like inexplicable monu- ments or idols with deformed heads and limbs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A MAN: What a ANOTHER: Toss h something She rifcj^tn't come v THE TIDINGS BROUGHT TO MARY anigh to us. First thing you know she'd give us the poison.
ANOTHER: No meat, Perrot! It's fast day, it's Christmas Eve! (They laugh.
Throw her this mossel o' bread that's froze. Good enough for the like o' her!
A MAN (calling): Heigh, No-face! Heigh, Jeanne, I say, hallo, rotting one!
(The black form of the leper woman is seen on the snow. MARA looks at her. Catch it!
(He throws her swiftly a piece of bre...ad. She stoops and picks it up and goes away. MARA follows her. A MAN: Where is it she's going? ANOTHER: Here, woman! hallo! where be you going, what be you doing?
(MARA and THE WOMAN go farther away.
Act Three : Scene Two They disappear within the forest, leaving their tracks upon the snow. The night brightens. The brilliant moon, surrounded by an immense halo, lights up a hillock covered with heather and white sand. Enormous sand- stone rocks, fantastically formed, rise here and there like beasts belonging to the fossil ages, like inexplicable monu- ments or idols with deformed heads and limbs.
What to read after The Tidings Brought to Mary a Mystery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Claudel to read onlineMoreLess
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