Fair Em
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] Now shall I be revenged on Manville, and by this means get Em to my wife; and therefore I will straight to her fathers and inform them both of all that is happened.
[Exit. ] SCENE II.
The English Court.
[Enter William, the Ambassador of Denmark, Demarch, and other attendants. ] WILLIAM. What news with the Denmark Embassador?
EMBASSADOR. Marry, thus: The King of Denmark and my Sovereign Doth send to know of thee what is the cause That injuriously, against the law of arms, Thou ...hast stolen away his only daughter Blaunch, The only stay and comfort of his life. Therefore by me He willeth thee to send his daughter Blaunch, Or else foorthwith he will levy such an host, As soon shall fetch her in dispite of thee.
WILLIAM. Embassador, this answer I return thy King. He willeth me to send his daughter Blaunch, Saying, I conveyed her from the Danish court, That never yet did once as think thereof.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
] Now shall I be revenged on Manville, and by this means get Em to my wife; and therefore I will straight to her fathers and inform them both of all that is happened.
[Exit. ] SCENE II.
The English Court.
[Enter William, the Ambassador of Denmark, Demarch, and other attendants. ] WILLIAM. What news with the Denmark Embassador?
EMBASSADOR. Marry, thus: The King of Denmark and my Sovereign Doth send to know of thee what is the cause That injuriously, against the law of arms, Thou ...hast stolen away his only daughter Blaunch, The only stay and comfort of his life. Therefore by me He willeth thee to send his daughter Blaunch, Or else foorthwith he will levy such an host, As soon shall fetch her in dispite of thee.
WILLIAM. Embassador, this answer I return thy King. He willeth me to send his daughter Blaunch, Saying, I conveyed her from the Danish court, That never yet did once as think thereof.
What to read after Fair Em?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shakespeare Spurious And Doubtful Works to read onlineMoreLess
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