Transcription of The Second Shepherds’ Play - ELTE
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The Second Shepherds’ Play - ELTE
1 The SecondShepherds Playfrom the cycle of theWakefield Mystery playsedited by Adrian Guthrie Adrian Guthrie 1987 and 1999 This play may not be performedor given a public reading, broadcast or recordingwithout the written permission of the Second Shepherds Play1ST shepherd (Col)2ND shepherd (Gib)3RD shepherd (Dave)MAKMAK'S WIFE (Gill)ANGELMARYCHRIST-CHILD3 1ST SHEPHERDLord, but this weather is cold! And I am ill am nearly a dolt, so long have I legs they fold, my fingers are we are simple shepherds that walk on the moor,In truth we have been kicked out the door!No wonder as it stands, if we be poor,For the land we used to have use of lies as fallow as the floor,As you are so lamed,Overtaxed and rammed,And like a pet tamedBy those they rob us of our rest, our Lady them harry!These rich men are our pest, they make the plough they say is for the best, we found it are countrymen oppressed, to the point of misery. ( Second shepherd enters) 2ND SHEPHERDB enedicite dominus!
1ST SHEPHERD That is right. By the rood, these nights are long! Yet before went, I would, someone gave us a song. 2ND SHEPHERD So I thought as I stood , to cheer us among. 3RD SHEPHERD I grant. 1ST SHEPHERD Let me sing the tenor free. 2ND SHEPHERD And I shall sing the treble key. 3RD SHEPHERD Then the alto falls to me. Let's see how we chant.
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