Froissart And the English Chronicle Play
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. . They went to the Castel there, and tooke the Knight that had the rule thereof who was called Sir John Motton: and they sayde unto him. Sir John, you must go with us and ye shalbe our souereigne Capteyne, and doe that we will haue you doe. The Knight made many excuses very honestly and discretely but it auayled him nothing, for they sayde unto him. Sir John, if ye do not as we will haue you do, ye are but dead. . . . And whyle the lewde Company lay on Blackheth, they agreed the next day, whi...ch was Wednesday, to sende syr John Motton (whom they called their Knyght) to the king. " Scene Four.
Scene four introduces the Queen Mother, and continues the John Morton episode.
Gr. , I, 420. " But when they had well bethought themselues, they wylled Syr John Motton to say to the King that they desyred to speake with him, because that to none other they woulde open their griefes. The aforesayde Knight durst doe none other, but passed ouer the Thames and came to the Towre, praiyng to speake with the king.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . They went to the Castel there, and tooke the Knight that had the rule thereof who was called Sir John Motton: and they sayde unto him. Sir John, you must go with us and ye shalbe our souereigne Capteyne, and doe that we will haue you doe. The Knight made many excuses very honestly and discretely but it auayled him nothing, for they sayde unto him. Sir John, if ye do not as we will haue you do, ye are but dead. . . . And whyle the lewde Company lay on Blackheth, they agreed the next day, whi...ch was Wednesday, to sende syr John Motton (whom they called their Knyght) to the king. " Scene Four.
Scene four introduces the Queen Mother, and continues the John Morton episode.
Gr. , I, 420. " But when they had well bethought themselues, they wylled Syr John Motton to say to the King that they desyred to speake with him, because that to none other they woulde open their griefes. The aforesayde Knight durst doe none other, but passed ouer the Thames and came to the Towre, praiyng to speake with the king.
What to read after Froissart And the English Chronicle Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Metcalf Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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