King Arthur's Socks And Other Village Plays
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THE QUEEN. So it would seem. (_To the fool_) Now cut his bonds.
THE FOOL. He is a brave man, and does not deserve to be treated in thismanner.
THE PRINCE. Who are you that you should plead for me? Have I not seenyou with a fool's cap?
THE FOOL. And now you see me with a sword.
_He cuts the Prince's bonds_.
THE PRINCE. Leave us. I wish to speak with the Queen.
THE QUEEN. (_to the fool_) No, stay. (_To the Prince_) It is notnecessary for you to speak. You wish to tell me that the kisses youhad fr...om me were so sweet that you would like to buy some more, and arewilling to put off your journey for a while.
THE PRINCE. I have given up my journey for ever. I know that the onlything that is real in all the world is love. You are scornful. But Ihave neither pride nor shame. I kneel at your feet, and beg you toforgive me for my folly.
_He kneels_.
THE QUEEN. It is a pretty speech. But you are too late. I haveforgotten you. While they were tying your hands, I was kissing this manupon the mouth.
THE PRINCE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE QUEEN. So it would seem. (_To the fool_) Now cut his bonds.
THE FOOL. He is a brave man, and does not deserve to be treated in thismanner.
THE PRINCE. Who are you that you should plead for me? Have I not seenyou with a fool's cap?
THE FOOL. And now you see me with a sword.
_He cuts the Prince's bonds_.
THE PRINCE. Leave us. I wish to speak with the Queen.
THE QUEEN. (_to the fool_) No, stay. (_To the Prince_) It is notnecessary for you to speak. You wish to tell me that the kisses youhad fr...om me were so sweet that you would like to buy some more, and arewilling to put off your journey for a while.
THE PRINCE. I have given up my journey for ever. I know that the onlything that is real in all the world is love. You are scornful. But Ihave neither pride nor shame. I kneel at your feet, and beg you toforgive me for my folly.
_He kneels_.
THE QUEEN. It is a pretty speech. But you are too late. I haveforgotten you. While they were tying your hands, I was kissing this manupon the mouth.
THE PRINCE.
What to read after King Arthur's Socks And Other Village Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dell Floyd to read onlineMoreLess
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