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her sin As a bird moults�察�and she being shifted so�察�The old mate of her old 

feather   pecks   at   her   To   get   the   right   bird   back�察  �then   she   being   stronger 

Picks out his eyes´eh�拭�

     2D   CITIZEN。   Like   enough   to   be�察  �But   if   it   be´Is   not   one   preaching 

there With certain folk about him�拭�

     1ST   CITIZEN。        Yea�察  �the  same    Who    preached     a  month    since   from 

Ezekiel Concerning   these twain´this   our queen that   is And her that   was�察�

and is not now so much As queen over hell's worm。 

     3D CITIZEN。 Ay�察�said he not�察�This was Aholah�察�the first one of these�察�

Called sisters only for a type´being twain�察�Twain Maries�察�no whit Nazarine�拭�

the first Bred out of Egypt like the water´worm With sides in wet green 

places baked with slime And festered flesh that steams against the sun�察�A 

plague among all people�察�and a type Set as a flake upon a leper's fell。 

     1ST CITIZEN。 Yea�察�said he�察�and unto her the men went in�察�The men of 

Pharaoh's�察�beautiful with red And with red gold�察�fair foreign´footed men�察�

The bountiful fair men�察�the courteous men�察�The delicate men with delicate 

feet�察�that went Curling their small beards Agag´fashion�察�yea Pruning their 

mouths to nibble words behind With pecking at God's skirts´small broken 



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oaths Fretted to shreds between most dainty lips�察�And underbreath some 

praise of Ashtaroth Sighed laughingly。 

     2D CITIZEN。 Was he not under guard For the good word�拭�

     1ST  CITIZEN。 Yea�察  �but now   forth   again。´ And   of   the latter   said   he´ 

there being two�察�The first Aholah�察�which interpreted´ 

     3D CITIZEN。 But�察�of this latter�拭�

     1ST CITIZEN。 Well�察�of her he said How she made letters for Chaldean 

folk And men that came forth of the wilderness And all her sister's chosen 

men�察  �yea�察  �she   Kept   not   her   lip   from   any   sin   of   hers   But   multiplied   in 

whoredoms toward all these That hate God mightily�察�for these�察�he saith�察�

These are the fair French people�察�and these her kin Sought out of England 

with   her  love´letters To   bring them  to   her   kiss   of   love�察  �and   thus With   a 

prayer   made   that   God   would   break   such   love   Ended   some   while�察  �then 

crying out for strong wrath Spake with a great voice after�此�This is she�察�Yea 

the lewd woman�察�yea the same woman That gat bruised breasts in Egypt�察�

when strange men Swart from great suns�察�foot´burnt with angry soils And 

strewn with sand of gaunt Chaldean miles�察�Poured all their love upon her�此�

she shall drink The Lord's cup of derision that is filled With drunkenness 

and sorrow�察�great of sides And deep to drink in till the dreg drips out�此�Yea�察�

and herself with the twain shards thereof Pluck off her breasts�察�so said he。 

     4TH CITIZEN。 See that stir´ Are not they come�拭�

     3D   CITIZEN。   There   wants   an   hour   of   them。   Draw   near   and   let   us 

hearken�察�he will speak Surely some word of this。 

     2D CITIZEN。 What saith he now�拭�

     THE PREACHER。 The mercy of a harlot is a sword�察�And her mouth 

sharper than a flame of fire。 



                              SCENE II。´In Prison。 



       CHASTELARD。   So   here   my   time   shuts   up�察  �and   the   last   light   Has 

made   the   last shade   in   the   world   for   me。 The   sunbeam  that   was   narrow 

like a leaf Has turned a hand�察�and the hand stretched to an arm�察�And the 

arm  has   reached   the   dust   on   the   floor�察  �and   made A  maze   of   motes   with 

paddling fingers。 Well�察�I knew now that a man so sure to die Could care so 

little�察�a bride´night's lustiness Leaps in my veins as light fire under a wind�此�



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As if I felt a kindling beyond death Of some new joys far outside of me 

yet�察�Sweet   sound�察�sweet   smell and touch of   things far out Sure  to   come 

soon。 I wonder will death be Even all it seems now�拭�or the talk of hell And 

wretched changes of the worn´out soul Nailed to decaying flesh�察�shall that 

be true�拭�Or is this like the forethought of deep sleep Felt by a tired man�拭�

Sleep were good enough´ Shall sleep be all�拭�But I shall not forget For any 

sleep this love bound upon me´ For any sleep or quiet ways of death。 Ah�察�

in my weary dusty space of sight Her face will float with heavy scents of 

hair And fire of subtle amorous eyes�察�and lips More hot than wine�察�full of 

sweet     wicked    words    Babbled    against   mine    own   lips�察 �and   long   hands 

Spread out�察�and pale bright throat and pale bright breasts�察�Fit to make all 

men mad。 I do believe This fire shall never quite burn out to the ash And 

leave   no   heat   and   flame   upon   my  dust   For   witness   where   a   man's   heart 

was burnt up。 For all Christ's work this Venus is not quelled�察�But reddens 

at the mouth with blood of men�察�Sucking between small teeth the sap o' 

the   veins�察  �Dabbling     with  death    her  little  tender  lips´  A   bitter  beauty�察�

poisonous´pearled mouth。 I am not fit to live but for love's sake�察�So I were 

best die shortly。 Ah�察�fair love�察�Fair fearful Venus made of deadly foam�察�I 

shall escape you somehow with my death´ Your splendid supple body and 

mouth on fire And Paphian breath that bites the lips with heat。 I had best 

die。 

     ��Enter MARY BEATON。�А�

     What�察�is my death's time come�察�And you the friend to make death kind 

to me�拭�'T is sweetly done�察�for I was sick for this。 

     MARY BEATON。  Nay�察  �but   see   here�察�nay�察�for   you   shall not   die�此  �She 

has reprieved you�察�look�察�her name to that�察�A present respite�察�I was sure of 

her�此�You are quite safe�此�here�察�take it in your hands�此�I am faint with the end 

of pain。 Read there。 

     CHASTELARD。 Reprieve�拭�Wherefore reprieve�拭�Who has done this to 

me�拭�

     MARY BEATON。 I never feared but God would have you live�察�Or I 

knew well God must have punished me�察�But I feared nothing�察�had no sort 

of fear。 What makes   you stare upon the seal so hard�拭�Will you not   read 

now�拭�



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     CHASTELARD。 A reprieve of life´ Reprieving me from living。 Nay�察�

by God�察�I count one death a bitter thing enough。 

     MARY BEATON。 See what she writes�察�you love�察�for love of you�察�Out 

of her love�察�a word to save your life�此�But I knew this too though you love 

me not�此�She is your love�察�I knew that�此�yea�察�by heaven。 

     CHASTELARD。 You knew I had to live and be reprieved�此�Say I were 

bent to die now�拭�

     MARY BEATON。 Do not die�察�For her sweet love's sake�察�not for pity of 

me�察�You would not bear with life for me one hour�察�But for hers only。 

     CHASTELARD。 Nay�察�I love you well�察�I would not hurt you for more 

lives   than   one。   But   for   this   fair´faced   paper   of   reprieve�察  �We'll   have   no 

riddling to make death shift sides�此�Look�察�here ends one of us。 

     ��Tearing it。�А�

     For her I love�察�She will not anger heaven with slaying me�察�For me�察�I 

am well quit of loving her�察�For you�察�I pray you be well comforted�察�Seeing 

in my life no man gat good by me And by my death no hurt is any man's。 

     MARY BEATON。 And I that loved you�拭�nay�察�I loved you�察�nay�察�Why 

should   your   like   be pitied   when   they  love�拭  �Her  hard   heart   is   not   yet   so 

hard   as   yours�察  �Nor   God's   hard   heart。   I   care   not   if   you   die。   These   bitter 

madmen are not fit to live。 I will not have you touch me�察�speak to me�察�Nor 

take farewell of you。 See you die well�察�Or death will play with shame for 

you�察�and win�察�And laugh you out of life。 I am right glad I never am to see 

you any more�察�For I should come to hate you easily�察�I would not have you 

live。 

     ��Exit。�А�

     CHASTELARD。 She has cause enow。 I would this wretched waiting 

had an end�察�For I wax feebler than I was�此�God knows I had a mind once to 

have saved this flesh And made life one with shame。 It marvels me This 

girl that loves me should desire so much To have me sleep with shame for 

bedfellow A whole life's space�察�she would be glad to die To escape such 

life。  It   may  be   too   her   love   Is   but   an   amorous   quarrel   with   herself�察  �Not 

love of me but her own wilful soul�察�Then she will live and be more glad of 

this Than girls of  their own will   and their heart's love Before love  mars 

them�此�so God go with her� �For mine own love´I wonder will she come Sad 



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at her mouth a little�察�with drawn cheeks And eyelids wrinkled up�拭�or hot 

and quick To lean her head on mine and leave her lips Deep in my neck�拭�

For surely she must come�察�And I should fare the better to be sure What she 

will do。 But as it please my sweet�察�For some sweet thing she must do if 

she come�察�Seeing how I have to die。 Now three years since This had not 

seemed so good an end for me�察�But in some wise all things wear round 

betimes And wind up well。 Yet doubtless she might take A will to come 

my way and hold my hands And kiss me some three kisses�察�throat�察�mouth�察�

eyes�察�And say some soft three words to soften death�此�I do not see how this 

should break her ease。 Nay�察�she will come to get her warrant back�此�By this 

no doubt she is sorely penitent�察�Her fit of angry mercy well blown out And 

her wits cool again。 She must have chafed A great while through for anger 

to   become   So   like   pure   pity�察  �they   must   have   fretted   her   Night   mad   for 

anger�此�or it may be mist
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