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But, Kate, dost thou understand thus much English — Gan'st thou love me ?
KaU, I cannot tell.
King. Can any of your neighbors tell, Kate ?
Koite, I do not know dat.
King. 'Bj mine honor, in true English, I love thee, Kate : by which honor, I dare not swear thou lovest me : Digitized by Google 144 LANDS, LETTERS, &^ KINGS, yet my blood begins to flatter me, that thon dost Wilt thou have me Kate ?
Kate. That is as it shall please le ray man Phv.
King, Nay it will please him well, Kate. It shaU pl...ease him, Kate, and upon that, I kiss your hand and call you **my Queen." Kate. Dat is not de fashion pour les ladies of France — to kiss before marriage.
King, O Kate, [loftily] nice customs courtesy to great Kings: — here comes your father.
And these two did marry ; the Queen being — as Shakespeare represents — in a large sense, the spoil of war. Out of this union sprung the next King, Henry VI., crowned when an infant But this does not close the story of Katharine : three years after the King's death, she married a Welsh knight — named Sir Owen Tudor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, Kate, dost thou understand thus much English — Gan'st thou love me ?
KaU, I cannot tell.
King. Can any of your neighbors tell, Kate ?
Koite, I do not know dat.
King. 'Bj mine honor, in true English, I love thee, Kate : by which honor, I dare not swear thou lovest me : Digitized by Google 144 LANDS, LETTERS, &^ KINGS, yet my blood begins to flatter me, that thon dost Wilt thou have me Kate ?
Kate. That is as it shall please le ray man Phv.
King, Nay it will please him well, Kate. It shaU pl...ease him, Kate, and upon that, I kiss your hand and call you **my Queen." Kate. Dat is not de fashion pour les ladies of France — to kiss before marriage.
King, O Kate, [loftily] nice customs courtesy to great Kings: — here comes your father.
And these two did marry ; the Queen being — as Shakespeare represents — in a large sense, the spoil of war. Out of this union sprung the next King, Henry VI., crowned when an infant But this does not close the story of Katharine : three years after the King's death, she married a Welsh knight — named Sir Owen Tudor.
What to read after English Lands, Letters And Kings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell, Donald Grant, 1822-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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