The Sin of David
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Ah ! just here I cannot — well, Weary of music ?
Miriam. Let me lay my head Here in thy lap as in the olden days Then when I was a child.
Martha. You'd have me idle As you are, — there, then !
\Taki7ig her face in her hands.
Miriam. Was I a bad child, Martha ?
D 50 THE SIN OF DAVID Martha. Ah, no ! but headlong ever and rash. Miriam. Cruel } Martha, Not with intention. Miriam. Ah, but still Of others too regardless } Martha. As a child is.
Miriam. I am so happy; let me hide my face Here.
Martha.... If so happy, child, why so afraid } Miriam. No ! not afraid. Martha. I am glad that you are happy, That shows me you are humbler, that your heart THE SIN OF DAVID 51 Is tamed; thence only cometh happiness. Miriam. \_Looking tip. '] I am not tamed ! Martha. Well — more at rest then. Miriam. Rest !
Martha. Now you are weeping. Who shall guess your soul, Miriam . ? So happy now, and now wild tears. Miriam. You know, you know, I would not hurt you, no, Nor — him, not willingly — never was cruel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ah ! just here I cannot — well, Weary of music ?
Miriam. Let me lay my head Here in thy lap as in the olden days Then when I was a child.
Martha. You'd have me idle As you are, — there, then !
\Taki7ig her face in her hands.
Miriam. Was I a bad child, Martha ?
D 50 THE SIN OF DAVID Martha. Ah, no ! but headlong ever and rash. Miriam. Cruel } Martha, Not with intention. Miriam. Ah, but still Of others too regardless } Martha. As a child is.
Miriam. I am so happy; let me hide my face Here.
Martha.... If so happy, child, why so afraid } Miriam. No ! not afraid. Martha. I am glad that you are happy, That shows me you are humbler, that your heart THE SIN OF DAVID 51 Is tamed; thence only cometh happiness. Miriam. \_Looking tip. '] I am not tamed ! Martha. Well — more at rest then. Miriam. Rest !
Martha. Now you are weeping. Who shall guess your soul, Miriam . ? So happy now, and now wild tears. Miriam. You know, you know, I would not hurt you, no, Nor — him, not willingly — never was cruel.
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