Julian the Apostate And the Duke of Mercia
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Nay, Sir, you seem abash'd, confused, believe it, I ever lie uneasy under debt.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Edric of Mercia, there are certain debts You lack not skill in cancelling. Abash'd ? By you ? Sir, I conceive your irony : Ay, Sir, and brave it!
EDMUND.
Brothers, no more of this. Edric, you have been to blame. What thus by stealth You have heard, conceive unsaid : I will it so. Dishonourable ways can never lead To honourable issues. Uthred, I charge you Follow this up no further.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
/,... my Lord, Am cased in stoutest armour, a free conscience. I neither fear, nor am vindictive.
EDMUND.
Edric, You answer not.
200 DUKE OF MERCIA.
EDRIC.
Why, my young brother, you are O' th' sudden grown most peremptory : nay, You now but jest with me, your simple col- league, Raised by a breath, and whom a breath can level. There was an open censure in your words, There was a hidden sarcasm in your eye, Which suit not our joint station : yet, I pass it, Pass it, and smile, you see: 'twas but a banter The world, at least, should think so, and reflection Will make that thought your own.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nay, Sir, you seem abash'd, confused, believe it, I ever lie uneasy under debt.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Edric of Mercia, there are certain debts You lack not skill in cancelling. Abash'd ? By you ? Sir, I conceive your irony : Ay, Sir, and brave it!
EDMUND.
Brothers, no more of this. Edric, you have been to blame. What thus by stealth You have heard, conceive unsaid : I will it so. Dishonourable ways can never lead To honourable issues. Uthred, I charge you Follow this up no further.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
/,... my Lord, Am cased in stoutest armour, a free conscience. I neither fear, nor am vindictive.
EDMUND.
Edric, You answer not.
200 DUKE OF MERCIA.
EDRIC.
Why, my young brother, you are O' th' sudden grown most peremptory : nay, You now but jest with me, your simple col- league, Raised by a breath, and whom a breath can level. There was an open censure in your words, There was a hidden sarcasm in your eye, Which suit not our joint station : yet, I pass it, Pass it, and smile, you see: 'twas but a banter The world, at least, should think so, and reflection Will make that thought your own.
What to read after Julian the Apostate And the Duke of Mercia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aubrey Devere to read onlineMoreLess
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