Legends of the Worshipful Company of Plaisterers
Legends of the Worshipful Company of Plaisterers
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Where was the Abbot whose mouth could say — No, To such beautiful lips, in such terrible woe. Though a very good monk, I am bound to confess. He had really a pleasure in answering — Yes.
Long did they rest beneath the Abbot's care, Secure from turmoil, raging ever3/where Beyond the precincts, but forbid to come Within the limits of their Sacred home ; \ And shortly every day arrived to wait For the first opening of the Abbey gate, A little maid who sweet white roses brought.
And all she had to ...sell, the Princess bought.
At length one day, from out the fragrant heap. The girl chose one, and giving a sly peep Through conscious eyes up to the Princess, said : Lady, I give you this rose, it is red. Red was the rose, but rosier the red That o'er the face of England's daughter spread, As she replied — My cause your gift denies. The red rose and the white are enemies. Lady, not so, answered the girl, and smiled. Hear but my tale, and you will be beguiled Into accepting my poor flower, and see Roses of strife no more shall emblems be.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where was the Abbot whose mouth could say — No, To such beautiful lips, in such terrible woe. Though a very good monk, I am bound to confess. He had really a pleasure in answering — Yes.
Long did they rest beneath the Abbot's care, Secure from turmoil, raging ever3/where Beyond the precincts, but forbid to come Within the limits of their Sacred home ; \ And shortly every day arrived to wait For the first opening of the Abbey gate, A little maid who sweet white roses brought.
And all she had to ...sell, the Princess bought.
At length one day, from out the fragrant heap. The girl chose one, and giving a sly peep Through conscious eyes up to the Princess, said : Lady, I give you this rose, it is red. Red was the rose, but rosier the red That o'er the face of England's daughter spread, As she replied — My cause your gift denies. The red rose and the white are enemies. Lady, not so, answered the girl, and smiled. Hear but my tale, and you will be beguiled Into accepting my poor flower, and see Roses of strife no more shall emblems be.
What to read after Legends of the Worshipful Company of Plaisterers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ransome Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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