Christopher Marlowe; 1
Christopher Marlowe; 1
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Fern, Martin del Bosco, I have heard of thee ; Welcome to Malta, and to all of us ; But to admit a sale of these thy Turks We may not, nay, we dare not give consent By reason of a tributary league.
ist Knight, Del Bosco, as thou lov'st and honour'st us, Persuade our governor against the Turk ; This truce we have is but in hope of gold.
And with that sum he craves might we wage war.
Bosc, Will Knights of Malta be in league with Turks, And buy it basely too for sums of gold ?
My lord, remember th...at, to Europe's shame, The Christian Isle of Rhodes, from whence you came.
Was lately lost, and you were stated ^ here To be at deadly enmity with Turks.
Fern, Captain, we know it, but our force is sm*all.
Bosc, What is the sum that Calymath requires ?
Fern. A hundred thousand crowns.
Bosc, My lord and king hath title to this isle, And he means quickly to expel you hence ; Therefore be ruled by me, and keep the gold : 1 Freight. ^ i,e. Did not lower our flags. ^ old ed. " Spanish.*!
* Old cd. "left and tooke." The correction was made by Dyce* » Established.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fern, Martin del Bosco, I have heard of thee ; Welcome to Malta, and to all of us ; But to admit a sale of these thy Turks We may not, nay, we dare not give consent By reason of a tributary league.
ist Knight, Del Bosco, as thou lov'st and honour'st us, Persuade our governor against the Turk ; This truce we have is but in hope of gold.
And with that sum he craves might we wage war.
Bosc, Will Knights of Malta be in league with Turks, And buy it basely too for sums of gold ?
My lord, remember th...at, to Europe's shame, The Christian Isle of Rhodes, from whence you came.
Was lately lost, and you were stated ^ here To be at deadly enmity with Turks.
Fern, Captain, we know it, but our force is sm*all.
Bosc, What is the sum that Calymath requires ?
Fern. A hundred thousand crowns.
Bosc, My lord and king hath title to this isle, And he means quickly to expel you hence ; Therefore be ruled by me, and keep the gold : 1 Freight. ^ i,e. Did not lower our flags. ^ old ed. " Spanish.*!
* Old cd. "left and tooke." The correction was made by Dyce* » Established.
What to read after Christopher Marlowe; 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Symonds John Addington to read onlineMoreLess
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