Anthony Babington a Drama
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So I might but see her pass I should be content. A right royal lady still, I hear.
SHREWSBURY.
No doubt but what meets the eye is that which pleaseth most in her, and this I say after some acquaintance ; and yet much of the beauty of this queen is bought, aye, and as yet unpaid for.
MESSENGER. But will she pass into the gardeh ?
SHREWSBURY.
She hath been abed for the last five days, pleading an abscess in her neck, and this, with the swelling of her legs, hath made my work easier; yet not one o...f these things can be sworn to, for, you must know, she hath her own physician. Now, this is the way with this queen, she will lie in bed eight days at a stretch, sometimes denying herself to all sc. I. ] Anthony Babington. 113 comers, untired and slovenly, after the manner of the French, and looking (as I am told by my lady) double her age when bereft of those dyes and pigments that so help her beauty.
MESSENGER. My lord, you are somewhat hard on her majesty.
SHREWSBURY (continuing).
At other times she will sit arrayed in all that she hath of her best and she hath gewgaws enow in all conscience, seeing that now we are moving from Tutbury she demandeth eighty waggons to carry them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So I might but see her pass I should be content. A right royal lady still, I hear.
SHREWSBURY.
No doubt but what meets the eye is that which pleaseth most in her, and this I say after some acquaintance ; and yet much of the beauty of this queen is bought, aye, and as yet unpaid for.
MESSENGER. But will she pass into the gardeh ?
SHREWSBURY.
She hath been abed for the last five days, pleading an abscess in her neck, and this, with the swelling of her legs, hath made my work easier; yet not one o...f these things can be sworn to, for, you must know, she hath her own physician. Now, this is the way with this queen, she will lie in bed eight days at a stretch, sometimes denying herself to all sc. I. ] Anthony Babington. 113 comers, untired and slovenly, after the manner of the French, and looking (as I am told by my lady) double her age when bereft of those dyes and pigments that so help her beauty.
MESSENGER. My lord, you are somewhat hard on her majesty.
SHREWSBURY (continuing).
At other times she will sit arrayed in all that she hath of her best and she hath gewgaws enow in all conscience, seeing that now we are moving from Tutbury she demandeth eighty waggons to carry them.
What to read after Anthony Babington a Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fane, Violet, 1843-1905 to read onlineMoreLess
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