Jeanne Darc a Drama
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1 04 JEANNE D ^ JEANNE Go to my men And tell them I am well.
PIGACHON \_Dubious. ~] A lie ?
JEANNE A little, A white lie : God will make of it a star To shine on Orleans when she is delivered.
PIGACHON I go.
[Exit right. } PASQUEREL [Looking after him. } Would / might tell a lie for her !
JEANNE No, dear my bonny duke, you shall not touch ; I ll pluck it out myself.
D ALENCON Thou must not, Jeanne ; The barb hath sunken deep ; thou art but a girl.
JEANNE I am a soldier. Think you it will bleed ...? Ah, Heaven, if it should bleed !
D ALENCON [As Jeanne, turning away, clutches at her side. ~\ What dost thou ?
JEANNE D ARC 105 JEANNE See, There is the arrow. I will keep my eyes A little shut D ALENgON She s dying, Pasquerel ; She s torn the arrow forth with her own hand. Help me to bear her to the city gate.
PASQUEREL She said beside her standard.
D ALENON But, thou sot Of superstition, she is dying. Are Her wishes dearer to thee than her life ?
PASQUEREL She is from God.
D ALENgON O idiotic phrase!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 04 JEANNE D ^ JEANNE Go to my men And tell them I am well.
PIGACHON \_Dubious. ~] A lie ?
JEANNE A little, A white lie : God will make of it a star To shine on Orleans when she is delivered.
PIGACHON I go.
[Exit right. } PASQUEREL [Looking after him. } Would / might tell a lie for her !
JEANNE No, dear my bonny duke, you shall not touch ; I ll pluck it out myself.
D ALENCON Thou must not, Jeanne ; The barb hath sunken deep ; thou art but a girl.
JEANNE I am a soldier. Think you it will bleed ...? Ah, Heaven, if it should bleed !
D ALENCON [As Jeanne, turning away, clutches at her side. ~\ What dost thou ?
JEANNE D ARC 105 JEANNE See, There is the arrow. I will keep my eyes A little shut D ALENgON She s dying, Pasquerel ; She s torn the arrow forth with her own hand. Help me to bear her to the city gate.
PASQUEREL She said beside her standard.
D ALENON But, thou sot Of superstition, she is dying. Are Her wishes dearer to thee than her life ?
PASQUEREL She is from God.
D ALENgON O idiotic phrase!
What to read after Jeanne Darc a Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackaye, Percy, 1875-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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