Without the Walls a Reading Play
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Elizabeth I never could! You did not know the awful truth and your Father bade me be silent, under pain of parting from you and, therefore, I never spoke.
Alceda Quick! I wait. Tell me, now!
Elizabeth I came with your Mother from her Father's house in Lebanon, when she was brought to ACT I] WITHOUT THE WALLS 69 Jahdiel — a bride — and I was with her to the end.
Alceda Tell me of her!
Elizabeth She was as beautiful as night: her eyes were like twin stars: her lips were like scarlet ber- ries in ...the sunshine, and they laughed always. She was a singing bird, and her voice echoed through the halls of the house and through the courts, from early morning to evening, until Jahdiel silenced her. When you were coming, a new joy possessed her — she was very glad. Sometimes, she would throw herself into my arms and say: "Elizabeth, perhaps my child may be the Messiah — " and then we would talk and dream of so great a glory.
Alceda Sorrowfully.
And when I came, I was only a girl, after all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Elizabeth I never could! You did not know the awful truth and your Father bade me be silent, under pain of parting from you and, therefore, I never spoke.
Alceda Quick! I wait. Tell me, now!
Elizabeth I came with your Mother from her Father's house in Lebanon, when she was brought to ACT I] WITHOUT THE WALLS 69 Jahdiel — a bride — and I was with her to the end.
Alceda Tell me of her!
Elizabeth She was as beautiful as night: her eyes were like twin stars: her lips were like scarlet ber- ries in ...the sunshine, and they laughed always. She was a singing bird, and her voice echoed through the halls of the house and through the courts, from early morning to evening, until Jahdiel silenced her. When you were coming, a new joy possessed her — she was very glad. Sometimes, she would throw herself into my arms and say: "Elizabeth, perhaps my child may be the Messiah — " and then we would talk and dream of so great a glory.
Alceda Sorrowfully.
And when I came, I was only a girl, after all.
What to read after Without the Walls a Reading Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trask Katrina to read onlineMoreLess
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