King Edward the First
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He had no thought of any gentle heart, That would not feaze defire for fuch defart, If any heauenly ioy in women be, Sweet of all fweetes, fweete Nell it is in thee. Now lords along by this the Earle of Marche, Lord Mortimor ore Cambriaes mountaine tops, 790 Hath rang'd his men, and feeles Lluellens minde, To which confines that well in wafting be, Our follemne feruice of coronation paft, We will amaine to backe our friends at neede, And into Wales our men at armes fliall march, And we with the...m in perfbn foote by foote. Brother of Scotland, you fhall to your home, And Hue in honour there faire Englands friend, And thou fweet Nell Queene of king Edwards heart. Shall now come lefler at thy daintie loue, 800 And at coronation meete thy louing peeres, When ftormes are paft, and we haue coolde the rage Of thefe rebellious Welfhmen that contend, Gainfl Englands maieflie, and Edwards crowne. Sound Trumpets, Harolds lead the traine along, This be king Edwards feaft and hollie daie. Exeunt. Enter the Maris of London from Churchy and Mufiche before her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had no thought of any gentle heart, That would not feaze defire for fuch defart, If any heauenly ioy in women be, Sweet of all fweetes, fweete Nell it is in thee. Now lords along by this the Earle of Marche, Lord Mortimor ore Cambriaes mountaine tops, 790 Hath rang'd his men, and feeles Lluellens minde, To which confines that well in wafting be, Our follemne feruice of coronation paft, We will amaine to backe our friends at neede, And into Wales our men at armes fliall march, And we with the...m in perfbn foote by foote. Brother of Scotland, you fhall to your home, And Hue in honour there faire Englands friend, And thou fweet Nell Queene of king Edwards heart. Shall now come lefler at thy daintie loue, 800 And at coronation meete thy louing peeres, When ftormes are paft, and we haue coolde the rage Of thefe rebellious Welfhmen that contend, Gainfl Englands maieflie, and Edwards crowne. Sound Trumpets, Harolds lead the traine along, This be king Edwards feaft and hollie daie. Exeunt. Enter the Maris of London from Churchy and Mufiche before her.
What to read after King Edward the First?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Peele to read onlineMoreLess
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