Edward the Second
Edward the Second
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_K. Edw. _ Warwick shall be my chiefest counsellor: These silver hairs will more adorn my court Than gaudy silks or rich embroidery. Chide me, sweet Warwick, if I go astray. _War. _ Slay me, my lord, when I offend your grace. _K. Edw. _ In solemn triumphs and in public shows Pembroke shall bear the sword before the king. _Pem. _ And with this sword Pembroke will fight for you. _K. Edw. _ But wherefore walks young Mortimer aside? Be thou commander of our royal fleet; Or, if that lofty office lik...e thee not, I make thee here Lord Marshal of the realm. _Y. Mor. _ My lord, I'll marshal so your enemies, As England shall be quiet, and you safe. _K. Edw. _ And as for you, Lord Mortimer of Chirke, Whose great achievements in our foreign war Deserve no common place nor mean reward, Be you the general of the levied troops That now are ready to assail the Scots. _E. Mor. _ In this your grace hath highly honour'd me, For with my nature war doth best agree. _Q. Isab. _ Now is the king of England rich and strong, Having the love of his renowmed peers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_K. Edw. _ Warwick shall be my chiefest counsellor: These silver hairs will more adorn my court Than gaudy silks or rich embroidery. Chide me, sweet Warwick, if I go astray. _War. _ Slay me, my lord, when I offend your grace. _K. Edw. _ In solemn triumphs and in public shows Pembroke shall bear the sword before the king. _Pem. _ And with this sword Pembroke will fight for you. _K. Edw. _ But wherefore walks young Mortimer aside? Be thou commander of our royal fleet; Or, if that lofty office lik...e thee not, I make thee here Lord Marshal of the realm. _Y. Mor. _ My lord, I'll marshal so your enemies, As England shall be quiet, and you safe. _K. Edw. _ And as for you, Lord Mortimer of Chirke, Whose great achievements in our foreign war Deserve no common place nor mean reward, Be you the general of the levied troops That now are ready to assail the Scots. _E. Mor. _ In this your grace hath highly honour'd me, For with my nature war doth best agree. _Q. Isab. _ Now is the king of England rich and strong, Having the love of his renowmed peers.
What to read after Edward the Second?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marlowe, Christopher, 1564-1593 to read onlineMoreLess
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