Becket And Other Plays
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ELEANOR. She shall cry no more; she shall sleep sound enough if thou wilt takeme to her. I am her good fairy.
GEOFFREY. But you don't look like a good fairy. Mother does. You are not pretty, like mother.
ELEANOR. We can't all of us be as pretty as thou art--(_aside_) little bastard. Come, here is a golden chain I will give thee if thou wilt lead me tothy mother.
GEOFFREY. No--no gold. Mother says gold spoils all. Love is the only gold.
ELEANOR. I love thy mother, my pretty boy. Show me where th...ou camest out of thewood.
GEOFFREY. By this tree; but I don't know if I can find the way back again.
ELEANOR. Where's the warder?
GEOFFREY. Very bad. Somebody struck him.
ELEANOR. Ay? who was that?
GEOFFREY. Can't tell. But I heard say he had had a stroke, or you'd have heardhis horn before now. Come along, then; we shall see the silk here andthere, and I want my supper.
[_Exeunt_.
SCENE II. --ROSAMUND'S _Bower_.
ROSAMUND. The boy so late; pray God, he be not lost. I sent this Margery, and she comes not back;I sent another, and she comes not back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ELEANOR. She shall cry no more; she shall sleep sound enough if thou wilt takeme to her. I am her good fairy.
GEOFFREY. But you don't look like a good fairy. Mother does. You are not pretty, like mother.
ELEANOR. We can't all of us be as pretty as thou art--(_aside_) little bastard. Come, here is a golden chain I will give thee if thou wilt lead me tothy mother.
GEOFFREY. No--no gold. Mother says gold spoils all. Love is the only gold.
ELEANOR. I love thy mother, my pretty boy. Show me where th...ou camest out of thewood.
GEOFFREY. By this tree; but I don't know if I can find the way back again.
ELEANOR. Where's the warder?
GEOFFREY. Very bad. Somebody struck him.
ELEANOR. Ay? who was that?
GEOFFREY. Can't tell. But I heard say he had had a stroke, or you'd have heardhis horn before now. Come along, then; we shall see the silk here andthere, and I want my supper.
[_Exeunt_.
SCENE II. --ROSAMUND'S _Bower_.
ROSAMUND. The boy so late; pray God, he be not lost. I sent this Margery, and she comes not back;I sent another, and she comes not back.
What to read after Becket And Other Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tennyson Alfred Tennyson Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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