Antique Pageantry a book of Verse Plays
Antique Pageantry a book of Verse Plays
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RUFIIS.
But the cost of bread is little when a maid is fair.
98 AUCASSIN AND NICOLETTE NlCOLE'lTE.
Again from the heart I thank you. Now say, can you sing?
ROBKRT.
Not we.
RUFUS.
Not I, you should say, for Rufus the Shepherd can sing with the best. No doubt you have heard of my skill ?
NiroT-F/rrE. I am very ignorant, shepherd, but if you can sing "'tis enough.
RUFUS.
Now what would you have me sing ?
NiCOLKTTE.
A ditty that I shall teach you, and if ever a knight comes riding among the trees d...o you sing it that he may hear. And the song is this : Never greenwood hid axvay Such a hart as thou shalt find ; Hunt her^ if thou hast a niindy — 0}d?j hunt to-day !
Hunter, hast thou understood Who is hiding in this zvood? Surely, yea !
Robert. A mad song, maiden, but rightly sung.
NiCOI. ETTE.
Do vou think that your brain will hold it ? The matter is urgent.
Rufus. Re calm on that score, maiden.
99 AUCASSIN AND NICOLEITE Nicoi-ErrE. Tlien let me hear you.
RUFUS.
* Never greenwood . . . "* Robert.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
RUFIIS.
But the cost of bread is little when a maid is fair.
98 AUCASSIN AND NICOLETTE NlCOLE'lTE.
Again from the heart I thank you. Now say, can you sing?
ROBKRT.
Not we.
RUFUS.
Not I, you should say, for Rufus the Shepherd can sing with the best. No doubt you have heard of my skill ?
NiroT-F/rrE. I am very ignorant, shepherd, but if you can sing "'tis enough.
RUFUS.
Now what would you have me sing ?
NiCOLKTTE.
A ditty that I shall teach you, and if ever a knight comes riding among the trees d...o you sing it that he may hear. And the song is this : Never greenwood hid axvay Such a hart as thou shalt find ; Hunt her^ if thou hast a niindy — 0}d?j hunt to-day !
Hunter, hast thou understood Who is hiding in this zvood? Surely, yea !
Robert. A mad song, maiden, but rightly sung.
NiCOI. ETTE.
Do vou think that your brain will hold it ? The matter is urgent.
Rufus. Re calm on that score, maiden.
99 AUCASSIN AND NICOLEITE Nicoi-ErrE. Tlien let me hear you.
RUFUS.
* Never greenwood . . . "* Robert.
What to read after Antique Pageantry a book of Verse Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clifford Bax to read onlineMoreLess
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