Beaumont Fletcher volume 2
Beaumont Fletcher volume 2
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That man that loves not this day, And hugs not in his arms the noble danger, May he die fameless and forgot !
Suet. Sufficient.
Up to your troops, and let your drums beat thunder ; March close and sudden, like a tempest : all executions [March.
Done without sparkling 1 of the body ; keep your phalanx Sure lined and pieced together, your pikes forward, And so march like a moving fort. Ere this day run, We shall have ground to add to Rome, well won. [Exeunt.
SCENE III. The Country between the Cam...ps. A Hill on one side of the Stage.
Enter CARATACH and NENNIUS.
Nen. The Roman is advanced ; from yond hill's brow We may behold him, Caratach.
Car. Let's thither ; \_They ascend the hill ; drums at one place afar off. I see the dust fly. Now I see the body ; Observe 'em, Nennius ; by Heaven, a handsome body, And of a few strongly and wisely jointed : Suetonius is a soldier.
Nen. As I take it, That's he that gallops by the regiments, Viewing their preparations.
Car. Very likely ; He shows no less than general : see how bravely The body moves, and in the head how proudly The captains stick like plumes : he comes apace on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That man that loves not this day, And hugs not in his arms the noble danger, May he die fameless and forgot !
Suet. Sufficient.
Up to your troops, and let your drums beat thunder ; March close and sudden, like a tempest : all executions [March.
Done without sparkling 1 of the body ; keep your phalanx Sure lined and pieced together, your pikes forward, And so march like a moving fort. Ere this day run, We shall have ground to add to Rome, well won. [Exeunt.
SCENE III. The Country between the Cam...ps. A Hill on one side of the Stage.
Enter CARATACH and NENNIUS.
Nen. The Roman is advanced ; from yond hill's brow We may behold him, Caratach.
Car. Let's thither ; \_They ascend the hill ; drums at one place afar off. I see the dust fly. Now I see the body ; Observe 'em, Nennius ; by Heaven, a handsome body, And of a few strongly and wisely jointed : Suetonius is a soldier.
Nen. As I take it, That's he that gallops by the regiments, Viewing their preparations.
Car. Very likely ; He shows no less than general : see how bravely The body moves, and in the head how proudly The captains stick like plumes : he comes apace on.
What to read after Beaumont Fletcher volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Beaumont And John Fletcher to read onlineMoreLess
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