Hassan : the story of Hassan of Bagdad, and how he came to make the golden journey to Samarkand : a play in five acts by James Elroy Flecker
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for he is a great disturber of peaceful citizens.
But as for me, O Ali, lest my sleep be troubled by thy groaning, I will make my way a little further on. (Exit) (The EXECUTIONERS proceed with their work, but stop on entrance of CAPTAIN OF THE MILITARY with SOLDIERS.) (On the balcony opposite house where CALIPH is imprisoned appears YASMIN.) YASMIN Look, look, Selim! there's a man being beaten. SELIM Come in quick! this is a riot or some trouble; come in quick, and shut the shutters fast. YASMIN You are a valiant protection indeed for frail-as-a-rose ladies in danger's hour. (They remain at window.) CAPTAIN OF MILITARY (To CHIEF OF POLICE) Sir. CHIEF OF POLICE Sir. CAPTAIN OF MILITARY |
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