Red oleanders
Red oleanders
作者：Tagore, Rabindranath, 1861-1941
体例：题 章数：66
字数：79,424 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 66 题- RED OLEANDERS
- RED OLEANDERS
- A DRAMA IN ONE ACT
- BY
- RABINDRANATH TAGORE
- COPYRIGHT
- PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN
- RED OLEANDERS
- A DRAMA IN ONE ACT
- I dream of dying one day for your sake, Nandini.
- I will. But do be careful.
- I shall find my way through the network.
- I hear you. But don’t call me,--I have no time.
- I have brought you a garland of white _kunda_ flowers.
- I am like a mountain peak, my bareness is my adornment.
- I can’t allow it. There’s no time.
- And when your heart dances to see Rañjan, is that also----
- I will, I _must_ understand.
- I can’t explain it clearly. Let me go.
- I don’t understand.
- I know who the boatman of your dreams is.
- I say, Bishu, I don’t quite trust your Nandini.
- I said: “I must go home, my health is failing.”
- If we were to go to the Governor, and just tell him----
- Why, he seems to be so nice and----
- Then it’s all up with us. He’s sure to have overheard----
- Why, we haven’t said anything so very----
- I say, 69 Ng, the temper of your parish seems to be somewhat strained.
- I have heard it and will bear it in mind.
- I am not a rampart.
- I did fear him from outside that screen. But now I’ve seen him inside.
- I could not understand what that meant.
- I want to see you both together.
- I shall let you sit inside my room.
- I shall go and sit near the gate of your fort.
- I should like to tread hard on Rañjan and grind him in the dust.
- I have. Whose moaning was it?
- I feel afraid to sleep.
- I shan’t let you work to-day.
- I put him to work in the tunnels of Vajragarh.
- But if the King----
- I say, what is this infernal noise going on inside?
- I don’t follow you at all.
- I know, for sure, that wherever he is, it’s for the best.
- That you won’t understand--
- I?
- Guard! Take him along? Is he then----
- I spoke out the truth to-day, at last.
- I do, and it wrings my heart, to tears.
- I have observed that.
- I assure you, he never even mentioned your name.
- I make my salute.
- I shall send for him this very day. But begone,--not another word!
- That responsibility is mine. Now then, that girl must be----
- That I can do. Let this hammer just have a dance on her nose tip----
- Beware! If you dare touch her----
- I saw him the other day at the house of Headman Sambhu.
- I am sure you know. You _must_ tell me.
- I await that revelation. Open your door.
- I will.
- I understand,--their red marriage tie!
- CURTAIN
- FOOTNOTES:
- BY RABINDRANATH TAGORE
- LONDON: MACMILLAN AND CO., LTD.
- Transcriber’s Notes