The House of Rimmon - A Drama in Four Acts by Henry Van Dyke
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NAAMAN: Captain of the Armies of Damascus. RUAHMAH: A Captive Maid of Israel. TSARPI: Wife to Naaman. KHAMMA ) NUBTA ) Attendants of Tsarpi. Soldiers, Servants, Citizens, etc., etc. SCENE: _Damascus and the Mountains of Samaria._ TIME: _850 B. C._ ACT I SCENE I _Night, in the garden of NAAMAN at Damascus. At the left, on a slightly raised terrace, the palace, with softly gleaming lights and music coming from the open latticed windows. The garden is full of oleanders, roses, pomegranates, abundance of crimson flowers; the air is heavy with their fragrance: a fountain at the right is plashing gently: behind it is an arbour covered with vines. Near the centre of the garden stands a small, hideous image of the god Rimmon. Back of |
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