The Book of Bob by Seven Pillars of Wisdom [1937]
Scene 6
Scene 6
The curtains rises on scenes of indescribable debauchery the characters are comfortably lounging about in cushions, etc. The feast is just finished, and it looks like it. Most of them are more or less intoxicated. A notice points "To the Vomitorium". There are some musicians in the corner, and a woman is washing the feet of Jubilee Martin.
(Noise)
Tim:Sich richnessh.
Pariah:Sich luxshury.
Jubiles:Sich comfort (pointing to his feet)
Bob:Bring on the dancing women (he bangs on the table) Music, slaves.
(There is an unholy din from the corner)
Habbakuk,
(To a slave) the gourd of Tim Goliath must be replenished. Pass the olives, O Dan Soloman. Olives, grapes, rich fat figs..... But Noash will pay for them. The milk of the white goat and the wine of the Moabites. All good things come to them who wait. Wench, bring Jubilee a skinof wine.
Jubilee:No thanks Bob, I have a skinful.
Bob:Music Slaves, Music o slaves.
All:A song Bob, ( [ unclear: They] [ unclear: clamour])