Plays of the Harvard Dramatic Club volume 2
Plays of the Harvard Dramatic Club volume 2
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'T is for the good of his soul.
MOIRA. I '11 not have un troubled. Ye mind the time old Parson Graff o' Roarin' Cove preached on hell torment? 'Twas a wild night outside. Billy sat- just starin' into the pit o' dark behind the pulpit an' the look in the lad's eyes ! What 's a child like Billy to do wi' hell?
ISAAC. 'T is hell he be bound for, the lad, your own brother, less he be converted. If ye willna let the lad see the Parson, 'tis the Parson's duty to see the lad whether ye will or no. If ...he or any other Christian man lets the lad die unprepared, then the sin rests on his head.
[The Parson passes the window. ] ISAAC. Yon that passed was the Parson. 'T is the Lord hath sent un !
[Moira opens the door. ] MOIRA. Come in, zur !
[The Parson enters, coughing. The sea wind blows in with him. ] PARSON. Aye, but the wind is bitter !
MOIRA. I '11 be fetchin' ye a mug-up to warm ye.
[She goes to the stove and pours out a cup of tea. ] PARSON [as Moira is getting the cup and fil ing it] Good-day, neighbor!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'T is for the good of his soul.
MOIRA. I '11 not have un troubled. Ye mind the time old Parson Graff o' Roarin' Cove preached on hell torment? 'Twas a wild night outside. Billy sat- just starin' into the pit o' dark behind the pulpit an' the look in the lad's eyes ! What 's a child like Billy to do wi' hell?
ISAAC. 'T is hell he be bound for, the lad, your own brother, less he be converted. If ye willna let the lad see the Parson, 'tis the Parson's duty to see the lad whether ye will or no. If ...he or any other Christian man lets the lad die unprepared, then the sin rests on his head.
[The Parson passes the window. ] ISAAC. Yon that passed was the Parson. 'T is the Lord hath sent un !
[Moira opens the door. ] MOIRA. Come in, zur !
[The Parson enters, coughing. The sea wind blows in with him. ] PARSON. Aye, but the wind is bitter !
MOIRA. I '11 be fetchin' ye a mug-up to warm ye.
[She goes to the stove and pours out a cup of tea. ] PARSON [as Moira is getting the cup and fil ing it] Good-day, neighbor!
What to read after Plays of the Harvard Dramatic Club volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harvard University Dramatic Club to read onlineMoreLess
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