Henry Viii And His Court
Henry Viii And His Court
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The signal was given, and the battle began. It was waged by both sideswith equal animosity and equal vigor; only Hodge's bony hand made by farthe most telling blows on Gammer Gurton's mass of flesh, and was alwayscertain, wherever he struck, to hit some spot of this huge mass; whileGammer Gurton's soft hand seldom touched that thin, threadlike figure, which dexterously parried every blow.
"Stop, you fools!" suddenly shouted a stentorian voice. "See you not, you goblins, that your lord and maste...r is here? Peace, peace then, you devils, and do not be hammering away at one another, but love eachother. " "It is the master!" exclaimed Gammer Gurton, lowering her fist in theutmost contrition.
"Do not turn me away, sir!" moaned Hodge; "do not dismiss me fromyour service because at last I have for once given the old hag a goodbruising. She has deserved it a long time, and an angel himself must atlast lose patience with her. " "I turn you out of my service!" exclaimed John Heywood, as he wiped hiseyes, wet with laughing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The signal was given, and the battle began. It was waged by both sideswith equal animosity and equal vigor; only Hodge's bony hand made by farthe most telling blows on Gammer Gurton's mass of flesh, and was alwayscertain, wherever he struck, to hit some spot of this huge mass; whileGammer Gurton's soft hand seldom touched that thin, threadlike figure, which dexterously parried every blow.
"Stop, you fools!" suddenly shouted a stentorian voice. "See you not, you goblins, that your lord and maste...r is here? Peace, peace then, you devils, and do not be hammering away at one another, but love eachother. " "It is the master!" exclaimed Gammer Gurton, lowering her fist in theutmost contrition.
"Do not turn me away, sir!" moaned Hodge; "do not dismiss me fromyour service because at last I have for once given the old hag a goodbruising. She has deserved it a long time, and an angel himself must atlast lose patience with her. " "I turn you out of my service!" exclaimed John Heywood, as he wiped hiseyes, wet with laughing.
What to read after Henry Viii And His Court?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Luise Mühlbach to read onlineMoreLess
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