Lays of the Lakes
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Let's fan their passions into mutiny.
What think you, Bedford, Since the king rebuked you in th' meeting?
Wilt follow him as blindly as before?
Bedford — I never liked him much And now despise the tyrant more than ever.
Adams — And you, good Wentworth?
I suppose you wish to toil and slave and have No favor of the king except the evil Glances of his envious eyes.
Wentworth — You know full well I have no use for him, Since he by foul means seeks all I have.
43 Adams — Some months agone I put a ro...yal crown Upon his head and dressed him up in state ; But he has proven false to all his friends.
I think 'tis time to crown another king.
I myself am somewhat judge of men, And friend McCuUough here I do vouch- safe Would give more honor to a throne Than half a dozen Strangs.
Bedford — Why, yes, why shouldn't he be king?
McC. — You flatter me, but 'tis no easy thing — We first must rid us of the king we have.
Adams — You'll find it easy picking.
In Richard III I slew six men and would Not hesitate to kill six villains more — (Aside) If they were here upon this street to fight With wooden swords.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let's fan their passions into mutiny.
What think you, Bedford, Since the king rebuked you in th' meeting?
Wilt follow him as blindly as before?
Bedford — I never liked him much And now despise the tyrant more than ever.
Adams — And you, good Wentworth?
I suppose you wish to toil and slave and have No favor of the king except the evil Glances of his envious eyes.
Wentworth — You know full well I have no use for him, Since he by foul means seeks all I have.
43 Adams — Some months agone I put a ro...yal crown Upon his head and dressed him up in state ; But he has proven false to all his friends.
I think 'tis time to crown another king.
I myself am somewhat judge of men, And friend McCuUough here I do vouch- safe Would give more honor to a throne Than half a dozen Strangs.
Bedford — Why, yes, why shouldn't he be king?
McC. — You flatter me, but 'tis no easy thing — We first must rid us of the king we have.
Adams — You'll find it easy picking.
In Richard III I slew six men and would Not hesitate to kill six villains more — (Aside) If they were here upon this street to fight With wooden swords.
What to read after Lays of the Lakes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright, John Couchois, 1874- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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