Cromwell
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_ O sirs! It is butA king's prerogative to break his faith. We are not fitting judges of this thing.
_Har. _ But we will judge. I say, whose dogs are we!
_Crom. _ Peace, Harrison. Thou naughty traitor!Peace.
_Ireton. _ Away with all, save vengeance on the deed.
_Brad. _ [_After placing the letter in the saddle. _]There! in that greasy, patch'd and reeking leather, Lies a king's royal word, a Stuart's honour, The faith of Charles, his most majestic pledgeBroken, defil'd, dishonour'd evermore.
_H...ar. _ Why cry ye not, "God save our righteous King"?
_Crom. _ Through me, he did proclaim, he would acceptOur army's terms. Alas! had we been cozen'd, I, that believed his false tongue, had betray'dThe hope of Israel--- _Vane. _ It is true, indeed, He is the slave of his pernicious Queen.
_Mar. _ I say the King of England henceforth isAn alien in blood, a bitter traitor--What doth he merit of us?
_Ireton. _ This! 'Tis rightThat one man die for all, and that the nationFor one man perish not-- _Crom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_ O sirs! It is butA king's prerogative to break his faith. We are not fitting judges of this thing.
_Har. _ But we will judge. I say, whose dogs are we!
_Crom. _ Peace, Harrison. Thou naughty traitor!Peace.
_Ireton. _ Away with all, save vengeance on the deed.
_Brad. _ [_After placing the letter in the saddle. _]There! in that greasy, patch'd and reeking leather, Lies a king's royal word, a Stuart's honour, The faith of Charles, his most majestic pledgeBroken, defil'd, dishonour'd evermore.
_H...ar. _ Why cry ye not, "God save our righteous King"?
_Crom. _ Through me, he did proclaim, he would acceptOur army's terms. Alas! had we been cozen'd, I, that believed his false tongue, had betray'dThe hope of Israel--- _Vane. _ It is true, indeed, He is the slave of his pernicious Queen.
_Mar. _ I say the King of England henceforth isAn alien in blood, a bitter traitor--What doth he merit of us?
_Ireton. _ This! 'Tis rightThat one man die for all, and that the nationFor one man perish not-- _Crom.
What to read after Cromwell?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards Alfred B. to read onlineMoreLess
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