Becket
Becket
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Act in.
Margery (behind scene). Bird mustn't tell, Whoop — he can see.
Rosamund. I would not hear him. Nay — there's more — he frown'd 1 No mate for her, if it should come to that ' — To that— to what ?
Margery {behind scene). Whoop — but he knows, Whoop — but he knows.
Rosamund. O God ! some dreadful truth is breaking on me — Some dreadful thing is coming on me.
[Enter Geoffrey. Geoffrey ! Geoffrey.
What are you crying for, when the sun shines ?
Rosamund. Hath not thy father left us to ourselv...es ?
Geoffrey. Ay, but he's taken the rain with him. I hear Margery : I'll go play with her. [Exit Geoffrey.
BECKET. 129 Rosamund.
Rainbow, stay, Gleam upon gloom, Bright as my dream, Rainbow, stay ! But it passes away, Gloom upon gleam, Dark as my doom — O rainbow stay.
Scene II. — Outside the Woods near Rosamund's Bower.
Eleanor. Fitzurse.
Eleanor.
Up from the salt lips of the land we two Have track'd the King to this dark inland wood ; And somewhere hereabouts he vanish'd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Act in.
Margery (behind scene). Bird mustn't tell, Whoop — he can see.
Rosamund. I would not hear him. Nay — there's more — he frown'd 1 No mate for her, if it should come to that ' — To that— to what ?
Margery {behind scene). Whoop — but he knows, Whoop — but he knows.
Rosamund. O God ! some dreadful truth is breaking on me — Some dreadful thing is coming on me.
[Enter Geoffrey. Geoffrey ! Geoffrey.
What are you crying for, when the sun shines ?
Rosamund. Hath not thy father left us to ourselv...es ?
Geoffrey. Ay, but he's taken the rain with him. I hear Margery : I'll go play with her. [Exit Geoffrey.
BECKET. 129 Rosamund.
Rainbow, stay, Gleam upon gloom, Bright as my dream, Rainbow, stay ! But it passes away, Gloom upon gleam, Dark as my doom — O rainbow stay.
Scene II. — Outside the Woods near Rosamund's Bower.
Eleanor. Fitzurse.
Eleanor.
Up from the salt lips of the land we two Have track'd the King to this dark inland wood ; And somewhere hereabouts he vanish'd.
What to read after Becket?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Tennyson Tennyson to read onlineMoreLess
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