Elaine
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180. Vows impossible. No wonder those vows of noble living (see In- troduction, " Round Table,") with which Arthur bound his knights, were now impossible under a queen with a nature so earthy, and a heart so disloyal to her husband, as to permit her to utter the next five lines.
134. The low sun makes the color, the morning and evening sun paints the clouds, and colors even the air. Read Tyndall's essays on light, and learn how. Note the aptness to her condition of this in- complete comparison....
135. Save by the bond of marriage.
137. Gnat, mosquito, whose tiny-trumpeting is the buzzing of his wings.
141. Pretext, excuse for staying with the queen.
ELAINE. 17 " Yea," said the QueeM, 145 "A moral child without the craft to rule, Else had he not lost me : but listen to me.
If I must find you wit : we hear it said That men go down before your spear at a touch But knowing you are Lancelot ; your great name, 150 This conquers : hide it, therefore ; go unknown : Win ! by this kiss you will : and our true King Will then allow your pretext, O my knight, As all for glory ; for, to speak him true.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
180. Vows impossible. No wonder those vows of noble living (see In- troduction, " Round Table,") with which Arthur bound his knights, were now impossible under a queen with a nature so earthy, and a heart so disloyal to her husband, as to permit her to utter the next five lines.
134. The low sun makes the color, the morning and evening sun paints the clouds, and colors even the air. Read Tyndall's essays on light, and learn how. Note the aptness to her condition of this in- complete comparison....
135. Save by the bond of marriage.
137. Gnat, mosquito, whose tiny-trumpeting is the buzzing of his wings.
141. Pretext, excuse for staying with the queen.
ELAINE. 17 " Yea," said the QueeM, 145 "A moral child without the craft to rule, Else had he not lost me : but listen to me.
If I must find you wit : we hear it said That men go down before your spear at a touch But knowing you are Lancelot ; your great name, 150 This conquers : hide it, therefore ; go unknown : Win ! by this kiss you will : and our true King Will then allow your pretext, O my knight, As all for glory ; for, to speak him true.
What to read after Elaine?
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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