Guenevere a Play in Five Acts
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Nor have I cast Green eyes of envy on thy station, nor Champed a restive bit, hearing thy fame Exalted, as have some nearer of kin To thee, I name them not.
Arthur Why do ye glare on my nephew Mordred ? But tis naught.
Launcelot But I did add Ever what inches I might unto thy stature. In all thy heat thou canst not yet forget How many a venture have we had together Of joy or woe. Therefore, my lord, for this Old brotherhood, I pray thee think on me, And judge not rashly.
Arthur Yea, truly must ...I think on thee, yea, truly, Bitter or sweet, still must I think on thee.
Launcelot Nay, think what thou wilt then, on my soul I care Not. I cannot sit as thou and weigh Vantage gainst vantage, and knit prudence up, Search whether t be good or bad or what, Teach mine eyes to rob their sockets of flight. And stop mine ears with silence. Tis fitter work For hermits and white hairs, not men. I know No honied speech nor do I value aught The slippered dalliance of the favoured few, But strike with this arm what harmeth me or them I love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nor have I cast Green eyes of envy on thy station, nor Champed a restive bit, hearing thy fame Exalted, as have some nearer of kin To thee, I name them not.
Arthur Why do ye glare on my nephew Mordred ? But tis naught.
Launcelot But I did add Ever what inches I might unto thy stature. In all thy heat thou canst not yet forget How many a venture have we had together Of joy or woe. Therefore, my lord, for this Old brotherhood, I pray thee think on me, And judge not rashly.
Arthur Yea, truly must ...I think on thee, yea, truly, Bitter or sweet, still must I think on thee.
Launcelot Nay, think what thou wilt then, on my soul I care Not. I cannot sit as thou and weigh Vantage gainst vantage, and knit prudence up, Search whether t be good or bad or what, Teach mine eyes to rob their sockets of flight. And stop mine ears with silence. Tis fitter work For hermits and white hairs, not men. I know No honied speech nor do I value aught The slippered dalliance of the favoured few, But strike with this arm what harmeth me or them I love.
What to read after Guenevere a Play in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stark Young to read onlineMoreLess
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