Anne Boleyn a Tragedy
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They say you read too many madrigals In the attentive hearing of the queen. Look to it, sir: his majesty is loth His royal consort should give up her time To so much poetry.
WYATT.
The sneering cur !
I dare not brave him, for her highness sake. (Aside. } An idle rumour.
NORFOLK.
But it put your songs In fearful jeopardy. The king nigh swore To hang all future poems by the neck, In your good person. He hates poesy. The royal opposition on this point Is stranger than the patronage of geese.
A TRA...GEDY. 161 WYATT.
Sblood! I must burst, if I remain to hear This cynic s gibes. (Aside. ) Farewell ! once more.
NORFOLK.
Remember x No private readings to her majesty Of the lost madrigal, when I restore it.
WYATT.
God shield the queen ! for human aid is vain. ( Aside. *) [Exeunt severally.
SCENE V.
The Queen s Apartments in the Palace. A table spread. QUEEN ANNE, MAIDS, and ATTENDANTS, at the lack of the scene.
QUEEN ANNE. (Advancing. ) Ah me ! what fearful difference tis, to view The self-same object unattained and won !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They say you read too many madrigals In the attentive hearing of the queen. Look to it, sir: his majesty is loth His royal consort should give up her time To so much poetry.
WYATT.
The sneering cur !
I dare not brave him, for her highness sake. (Aside. } An idle rumour.
NORFOLK.
But it put your songs In fearful jeopardy. The king nigh swore To hang all future poems by the neck, In your good person. He hates poesy. The royal opposition on this point Is stranger than the patronage of geese.
A TRA...GEDY. 161 WYATT.
Sblood! I must burst, if I remain to hear This cynic s gibes. (Aside. ) Farewell ! once more.
NORFOLK.
Remember x No private readings to her majesty Of the lost madrigal, when I restore it.
WYATT.
God shield the queen ! for human aid is vain. ( Aside. *) [Exeunt severally.
SCENE V.
The Queen s Apartments in the Palace. A table spread. QUEEN ANNE, MAIDS, and ATTENDANTS, at the lack of the scene.
QUEEN ANNE. (Advancing. ) Ah me ! what fearful difference tis, to view The self-same object unattained and won !
What to read after Anne Boleyn a Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boker, George H. (George Henry), 1823-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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