Why the Chimes Rang: a Play in One Act
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(_He turns and comes toward her, she seats herself onthe stool near the window, reaches out a hand and draws him down besideher_) WOMAN. Thou, too, wouldst go? (HOLGER, _too moved by her sympathy tospeak, nods silently and puts up a hand to hide the trembling of hislips. She slips her hand to his shoulder_) Another time thou'll go!
HOLGER. (_Fighting back his tears_) It'll never be the same again!To-night the Christ comes. Bertel said--"The Christ!" WOMAN. Nay, son, pray to the Christ-child, pr...ay that He does not passthee by! (_She sits facing the back wall of the hut. _ HOLGER _kneelsbefore her, and drops his head in her lap. She lays her hand gently uponhis hair and makes the sign of the cross above him_) (_As they have been talking together, the fire on the hearth has burned itself out and the shadows in the room have crept forward and closed around them till only a faint outline of_ HOLGER _and the_ WOMAN _can be distinguished in the glimmer of moonlight shining through the window nearby.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(_He turns and comes toward her, she seats herself onthe stool near the window, reaches out a hand and draws him down besideher_) WOMAN. Thou, too, wouldst go? (HOLGER, _too moved by her sympathy tospeak, nods silently and puts up a hand to hide the trembling of hislips. She slips her hand to his shoulder_) Another time thou'll go!
HOLGER. (_Fighting back his tears_) It'll never be the same again!To-night the Christ comes. Bertel said--"The Christ!" WOMAN. Nay, son, pray to the Christ-child, pr...ay that He does not passthee by! (_She sits facing the back wall of the hut. _ HOLGER _kneelsbefore her, and drops his head in her lap. She lays her hand gently uponhis hair and makes the sign of the cross above him_) (_As they have been talking together, the fire on the hearth has burned itself out and the shadows in the room have crept forward and closed around them till only a faint outline of_ HOLGER _and the_ WOMAN _can be distinguished in the glimmer of moonlight shining through the window nearby.
What to read after Why the Chimes Rang: a Play in One Act?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcfadden Elizabeth Apthorp to read onlineMoreLess
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