Plays And Poems volume 1
Plays And Poems volume 1
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King H. Most delicate inducement !
Nor. Yes, my liege, It oft unclasps the rigid jaws of guilt. The pangs of death have many a time disclosed The murderer s secret ; and the rack can bring A dying anguish, without fear of death. T is a most potent questioner.
Jane S. My liege, Pray come away ; for I am sick at heart, Hearing details so awful. Please, your grace, To keep such horrors for your private thoughts. Come, Henry, come !
King H. To please you, love. Adieu, Good Norfolk ; slack not in yo...ur zealous care.
Nor. Heaven keep your majesties !
Jane S. Pshaw ! trifler.
[Exeunt KING HENRY and JANE SEYMOUR. ] Nor. " Pshaw ! " But did I tickle you, my demi-queen ? So delicate, so royal in your tastes ! Cannot endure the thoughts of brutal racks ; And yet would kill a queen to wear her shoes ! Sdeath ! when you are crowned, our manly swords must rust, Butchers lose traffic, and your tender court Browse, like Assyria s king, on bloodless weeds ; 196 ANNE BOLEYN.
Ay, but our daggers shall be kept on edge, To stab our kind !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
King H. Most delicate inducement !
Nor. Yes, my liege, It oft unclasps the rigid jaws of guilt. The pangs of death have many a time disclosed The murderer s secret ; and the rack can bring A dying anguish, without fear of death. T is a most potent questioner.
Jane S. My liege, Pray come away ; for I am sick at heart, Hearing details so awful. Please, your grace, To keep such horrors for your private thoughts. Come, Henry, come !
King H. To please you, love. Adieu, Good Norfolk ; slack not in yo...ur zealous care.
Nor. Heaven keep your majesties !
Jane S. Pshaw ! trifler.
[Exeunt KING HENRY and JANE SEYMOUR. ] Nor. " Pshaw ! " But did I tickle you, my demi-queen ? So delicate, so royal in your tastes ! Cannot endure the thoughts of brutal racks ; And yet would kill a queen to wear her shoes ! Sdeath ! when you are crowned, our manly swords must rust, Butchers lose traffic, and your tender court Browse, like Assyria s king, on bloodless weeds ; 196 ANNE BOLEYN.
Ay, but our daggers shall be kept on edge, To stab our kind !
What to read after Plays And Poems volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Boker, George H. (George Henry), 1823-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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