Champlain a Drama in Three Acts
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FIRST BROTHER. This coming of the Huguenots to trade Is not in keeping with the hopes we had, 176 CHAMPLAIN: A DRAMA That ne'er a heretic, with tares to sow, Would have a place in Canada. The king, 'Tis said, has writ Champlain to keep his eye On all suspects, nor let them sojourn here.
SECOND BROTHER. The king is orthodox enough, we know ; But what of that, when promises of arms Are all he sends 14 to keep us orthodox? Champlain, I trow, is at the edge of things, As was the poor Beauchasse the... other night.
FIRST B. That was a devil's dance, in very sooth A touch-and-go to set us all aflame : And who can tell when we will have to serve A-soldiering, as did these henchermen of ours 15 A week ago?
SECOND B. They say that Pontgrave Has men and arms galore to gain his end.
FIRST B. As have these De Caens, the Huguenots, To masculate their Company.
SECOND B. And poor Champlain?
FIRST B. Ah, he ! a rusty arquebuse or two : In loopholes rich, but passing poor in powder !
SECOND B. 'Tis, then^ a civil war we have on hand, Bringing its bloodshed to our very door, Perchance yet staining these our very hands, Should Champlain interfere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FIRST BROTHER. This coming of the Huguenots to trade Is not in keeping with the hopes we had, 176 CHAMPLAIN: A DRAMA That ne'er a heretic, with tares to sow, Would have a place in Canada. The king, 'Tis said, has writ Champlain to keep his eye On all suspects, nor let them sojourn here.
SECOND BROTHER. The king is orthodox enough, we know ; But what of that, when promises of arms Are all he sends 14 to keep us orthodox? Champlain, I trow, is at the edge of things, As was the poor Beauchasse the... other night.
FIRST B. That was a devil's dance, in very sooth A touch-and-go to set us all aflame : And who can tell when we will have to serve A-soldiering, as did these henchermen of ours 15 A week ago?
SECOND B. They say that Pontgrave Has men and arms galore to gain his end.
FIRST B. As have these De Caens, the Huguenots, To masculate their Company.
SECOND B. And poor Champlain?
FIRST B. Ah, he ! a rusty arquebuse or two : In loopholes rich, but passing poor in powder !
SECOND B. 'Tis, then^ a civil war we have on hand, Bringing its bloodshed to our very door, Perchance yet staining these our very hands, Should Champlain interfere.
What to read after Champlain a Drama in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M John Murdoch Harper to read onlineMoreLess
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