Lanval a Drama in Four Acts
Lanval a Drama in Four Acts
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1 know thy nature ; thine, good Cornwall, too, And many others : but I know the mass No less than you. No matter, let us turn To present measures. Thou art sure, Gawain, Of these advices ?
GAW. Sire, there is no doubt The Picts are up, have crossed the Linnuis And march on us. Also the messengers Bring word the Angles are renewed and helped From out their coasts.
ARTH. God ! Is there no end To their resources ? Let me think. The Picts 76 LANVAL ACT m Will prey and ravage : thus at Arthuret We m...ay withstand them. Tell me now, Gawain : What forces have we ? GAW. Here ? Geraint, alone, And his own levies.
ARTH. They are now at hand?
GAW. An hour will find them. ARTH. They shall lead the van.
The men of Cornwall ?
CAD. I shall need three days.
ARTH. So much? CAD. Thy pardon, Sire, I had not thought That this occasion could have grown so swift.
My men were weary with long services, And well deserved a little space of ease.
If there be blame, I trust it may be mine. ARTH. Three days, Gawain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 know thy nature ; thine, good Cornwall, too, And many others : but I know the mass No less than you. No matter, let us turn To present measures. Thou art sure, Gawain, Of these advices ?
GAW. Sire, there is no doubt The Picts are up, have crossed the Linnuis And march on us. Also the messengers Bring word the Angles are renewed and helped From out their coasts.
ARTH. God ! Is there no end To their resources ? Let me think. The Picts 76 LANVAL ACT m Will prey and ravage : thus at Arthuret We m...ay withstand them. Tell me now, Gawain : What forces have we ? GAW. Here ? Geraint, alone, And his own levies.
ARTH. They are now at hand?
GAW. An hour will find them. ARTH. They shall lead the van.
The men of Cornwall ?
CAD. I shall need three days.
ARTH. So much? CAD. Thy pardon, Sire, I had not thought That this occasion could have grown so swift.
My men were weary with long services, And well deserved a little space of ease.
If there be blame, I trust it may be mine. ARTH. Three days, Gawain.
What to read after Lanval a Drama in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Evelyn Scott Ellis Howard De Walden to read onlineMoreLess
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