Escarlamonde And Other Poems
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Escarlamonde. O model knave, It is a compact sworn for Roland's sake.
Guy. I kiss the hand that laid me in the dust, Then taught those lips to curl at my disgrace.
Escarlamonde. Farewell, Count Montfort, we shall meet again.
Guy. Farewell, fair ringlets that have wove my chain. \Exeunt.
SCENE IV. ROLAND'S prison in the Camp of the Crusaders. ROLAND discovered prostrate on a low bed. Midnight.
Enter GUY DE MONTFORT.
Guy. In a low whisper; the whole scene is carried on in imdertones. } Roland de ...Trencavel, awake, 'tis I, ESCARLAMONDE. 59 Younger de Montfort.
Roland. (In a weak whisper. ) What would you with me ? let me lie in peace : You and the rack have well-nigh made my sleep Eternal, as ere long they doubtless will.
Guy. You suffered, but my utmost credit went To shield you from the priest ; yea, even now My father's name alone prevents suspicion Choking his son.
Roland. Perchance you did your most.
Guy. If then I did my most I since achieved A more than most will link your sundered bones.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Escarlamonde. O model knave, It is a compact sworn for Roland's sake.
Guy. I kiss the hand that laid me in the dust, Then taught those lips to curl at my disgrace.
Escarlamonde. Farewell, Count Montfort, we shall meet again.
Guy. Farewell, fair ringlets that have wove my chain. \Exeunt.
SCENE IV. ROLAND'S prison in the Camp of the Crusaders. ROLAND discovered prostrate on a low bed. Midnight.
Enter GUY DE MONTFORT.
Guy. In a low whisper; the whole scene is carried on in imdertones. } Roland de ...Trencavel, awake, 'tis I, ESCARLAMONDE. 59 Younger de Montfort.
Roland. (In a weak whisper. ) What would you with me ? let me lie in peace : You and the rack have well-nigh made my sleep Eternal, as ere long they doubtless will.
Guy. You suffered, but my utmost credit went To shield you from the priest ; yea, even now My father's name alone prevents suspicion Choking his son.
Roland. Perchance you did your most.
Guy. If then I did my most I since achieved A more than most will link your sundered bones.
What to read after Escarlamonde And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Ainslie to read onlineMoreLess
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