Mary Stuart a Play
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Randolph : You should have been fortunate, madam. You would have borne it greatly.
Mary : You are right about Darnley. He sings bawdy songs at my window.
Randolph : That is lamentable.
Mary : No, it is part of the story. You might have heard him half an hour since. But do not believe all that you hear. David Riccio is nothing. I protect him, as I would my spaniel. But he will serve England's purpose well enough. Let it be. You play your recorder still ? Randolph : Yes, but indifferent...ly. Mary: Well, I thought, when I heard you. Here is a precious one, of very mellow tone.
MARY STUART 45 She takes it from its case. It belonged to our French poet, Pierre Ronsard. Keep it for my sake. I ask nothing in return. There is nothing you can do. Ronsard was a chivalrous poet. I would have you keep it. Randolph : It shall instruct me, madam.
They rise^ and he kneels as she again gives him her hand. Mary : Adieu. Randolph : Madam.
He goes. Mary moves to an open Prayer-Book and turns the leaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You know.
Randolph : You should have been fortunate, madam. You would have borne it greatly.
Mary : You are right about Darnley. He sings bawdy songs at my window.
Randolph : That is lamentable.
Mary : No, it is part of the story. You might have heard him half an hour since. But do not believe all that you hear. David Riccio is nothing. I protect him, as I would my spaniel. But he will serve England's purpose well enough. Let it be. You play your recorder still ? Randolph : Yes, but indifferent...ly. Mary: Well, I thought, when I heard you. Here is a precious one, of very mellow tone.
MARY STUART 45 She takes it from its case. It belonged to our French poet, Pierre Ronsard. Keep it for my sake. I ask nothing in return. There is nothing you can do. Ronsard was a chivalrous poet. I would have you keep it. Randolph : It shall instruct me, madam.
They rise^ and he kneels as she again gives him her hand. Mary : Adieu. Randolph : Madam.
He goes. Mary moves to an open Prayer-Book and turns the leaves.
What to read after Mary Stuart a Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drinkwater John to read onlineMoreLess
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