A book of Romantic Ballads
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My minde I neere durst breake. But come to my bower, my Glasgeri6n, When all men are att rest : As I am a ladie true of my promise, Thou shalt bee a welcome guest.
96 ROMANTIC BALLADS Home then came Glasgerion, A glad man, lord ! was hee.
And, come thou hither, Jacke my boy ; Come hither unto mee.
P'or the kinge's daughter of Normandye Hath granted mee my boone : And att her chambere must I bee Beffore the cocke have crowen.
O master, master, then quoth hee, Lay your head downe on this stone : ...For I will waken you, master deere, Afore it be time to gone.
But up then rose that lither ladd. And hose and shoone did on : A coller he cast upon his necke, Hee seemed a gentleman.
And when he came to the ladye's chamber.
He thrild upon a pinn. The lady was true of her promise, Rose up and lett him in.
He did not take the lady gaye To boulster nor to bed : Nor thoughe hee had his wicked wille, A single word he sed.
GLASGERION 97 He did not kisse that ladye's mouthe, Nor when he came, nor youd : And sore mistrusted that ladye gay, He was of some churls bloud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My minde I neere durst breake. But come to my bower, my Glasgeri6n, When all men are att rest : As I am a ladie true of my promise, Thou shalt bee a welcome guest.
96 ROMANTIC BALLADS Home then came Glasgerion, A glad man, lord ! was hee.
And, come thou hither, Jacke my boy ; Come hither unto mee.
P'or the kinge's daughter of Normandye Hath granted mee my boone : And att her chambere must I bee Beffore the cocke have crowen.
O master, master, then quoth hee, Lay your head downe on this stone : ...For I will waken you, master deere, Afore it be time to gone.
But up then rose that lither ladd. And hose and shoone did on : A coller he cast upon his necke, Hee seemed a gentleman.
And when he came to the ladye's chamber.
He thrild upon a pinn. The lady was true of her promise, Rose up and lett him in.
He did not take the lady gaye To boulster nor to bed : Nor thoughe hee had his wicked wille, A single word he sed.
GLASGERION 97 He did not kisse that ladye's mouthe, Nor when he came, nor youd : And sore mistrusted that ladye gay, He was of some churls bloud.
What to read after A book of Romantic Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reginald Savage to read onlineMoreLess
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