The Divine Tragedy a Drama of the Christ
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ANNAS. I trow he comes To ask more money of thee.
Enter JOACHIM with JUDAS looking wild and haggard.
JUDAS I have sinned!
I have betrayed betrayed the guiltless blood! CAIAPHAS. What s that to us ? See thou to that. Begone!
THE DIVINE TRAGEDY 101 JUDAS looks around as though for help or sym pathy from some one, then dashes the pieces of silver on the floor and rushes out. JOACHIM gathers them up and places them on the table.
Now here s a question: what to do with this. To put it in the treasury... were not lawful; It is the price of blood.
They look blankly at one another, A SCRIBE. Yet there might be A purchase with it made in Judas name; Then it would be his purchase and not ours.
So would it not pass through the treasury. 11 CAIAPHASO We need a place to bury strangers in.
Let such be purchased, sealed in Judas name.
SCENE V. Calvary. Nine o clock the same day. A round-topped hill just north of the city. At tendants have dug three holes, "while the soldiers have fixed the transverse beams on the crosses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ANNAS. I trow he comes To ask more money of thee.
Enter JOACHIM with JUDAS looking wild and haggard.
JUDAS I have sinned!
I have betrayed betrayed the guiltless blood! CAIAPHAS. What s that to us ? See thou to that. Begone!
THE DIVINE TRAGEDY 101 JUDAS looks around as though for help or sym pathy from some one, then dashes the pieces of silver on the floor and rushes out. JOACHIM gathers them up and places them on the table.
Now here s a question: what to do with this. To put it in the treasury... were not lawful; It is the price of blood.
They look blankly at one another, A SCRIBE. Yet there might be A purchase with it made in Judas name; Then it would be his purchase and not ours.
So would it not pass through the treasury. 11 CAIAPHASO We need a place to bury strangers in.
Let such be purchased, sealed in Judas name.
SCENE V. Calvary. Nine o clock the same day. A round-topped hill just north of the city. At tendants have dug three holes, "while the soldiers have fixed the transverse beams on the crosses.
What to read after The Divine Tragedy a Drama of the Christ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peyton Harrison Hoge to read onlineMoreLess
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