King Arthur a Drama in a Prologue And Four Acts
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What's that, my lord ? Arth. What's here set down of Lancelot's later love. Mord. Now would to Heaven those words had ne'er been writ Or ne'er been read. Arth. Why so. ? Mord. Didst thou not note How the Oueen's soul was stirred . -* Arth. She is not used To look on death ; which, coming in such guise, Might move our soldier hearts. Mord. Ay, but methought It was Death's message and not Death itself That turned those red lips white. Arth. Mordred, what's this . ? Think you the Queen hath known ...of this same love . -* Mord. Nay, I'll not answer that. Arth. Nay, but thou shalt. What is to fear } Mord. My lord, thou art my King ; My sword is thine, and with that sword my life ; But with that life my loyal service ends, And what is left thou wilt not ask of me- Arth. Who is it that he loves } Mord. In sooth, I thought What all the world had known was known to thee ; Were it not so these lips had still been dumb. But now 'tis best 'twere said — he loves the Queen ! \A pause. Arth. Who forged this lie .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What's that, my lord ? Arth. What's here set down of Lancelot's later love. Mord. Now would to Heaven those words had ne'er been writ Or ne'er been read. Arth. Why so. ? Mord. Didst thou not note How the Oueen's soul was stirred . -* Arth. She is not used To look on death ; which, coming in such guise, Might move our soldier hearts. Mord. Ay, but methought It was Death's message and not Death itself That turned those red lips white. Arth. Mordred, what's this . ? Think you the Queen hath known ...of this same love . -* Mord. Nay, I'll not answer that. Arth. Nay, but thou shalt. What is to fear } Mord. My lord, thou art my King ; My sword is thine, and with that sword my life ; But with that life my loyal service ends, And what is left thou wilt not ask of me- Arth. Who is it that he loves } Mord. In sooth, I thought What all the world had known was known to thee ; Were it not so these lips had still been dumb. But now 'tis best 'twere said — he loves the Queen ! \A pause. Arth. Who forged this lie .
What to read after King Arthur a Drama in a Prologue And Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Comyns Joseph Comyns Carr to read onlineMoreLess
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