Philip Van Artevelde; a Dramatic Romance, in Two Parts
Philip Van Artevelde; a Dramatic Romance, in Two Parts
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UArlon. *T is said that he is counsell'd oft to that.
Gilbert. It is my duty to advise his highness With neither fear nor fcivour. As I came The bodies of three citizens lay stretch'd Upon the causeway.
UArlon. How had they been kill'd ?
Gilbert. By knocking on the head.
UArlon. And who had done it?
Gilbert. The officers that walk'd before the Earl To make hun room to pass. The streets were full And many of the mean-crafts roam'd about Discoursing of the news they heard from Ghent ; And as his ...highness pass'd they misbehaved, And three were knock'd upon the head with staves.
I knew by that his highness was not happy ; I knew I should be sent for.
Enter an Usher from an inner chamber.
Usher. Ho ! Master Gilbert Matthew to his highness.
{Re-enters the chamber, followed by Gilbert Matthew.
UArlon. There *s some men of their bloody counsels boast As though the heart were difficult to harden.
Enter an Attendant.
Attendant. My lord, there 's some one of the flight from Ghent Who seeks you. I infonn'd him you were here In waiting on his highness, but he still Insisted you would see him, did you know The matter and its urgency.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
UArlon. *T is said that he is counsell'd oft to that.
Gilbert. It is my duty to advise his highness With neither fear nor fcivour. As I came The bodies of three citizens lay stretch'd Upon the causeway.
UArlon. How had they been kill'd ?
Gilbert. By knocking on the head.
UArlon. And who had done it?
Gilbert. The officers that walk'd before the Earl To make hun room to pass. The streets were full And many of the mean-crafts roam'd about Discoursing of the news they heard from Ghent ; And as his ...highness pass'd they misbehaved, And three were knock'd upon the head with staves.
I knew by that his highness was not happy ; I knew I should be sent for.
Enter an Usher from an inner chamber.
Usher. Ho ! Master Gilbert Matthew to his highness.
{Re-enters the chamber, followed by Gilbert Matthew.
UArlon. There *s some men of their bloody counsels boast As though the heart were difficult to harden.
Enter an Attendant.
Attendant. My lord, there 's some one of the flight from Ghent Who seeks you. I infonn'd him you were here In waiting on his highness, but he still Insisted you would see him, did you know The matter and its urgency.
What to read after Philip Van Artevelde; a Dramatic Romance, in Two Parts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Henry, Sir, 1800-1886 to read onlineMoreLess
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