Poems And Plays volume 2
Poems And Plays volume 2
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LA HIRE [To La Tremouille^ Excuse me, sir ! This silence is too golden For me to keep it by me. I have heard, JEANNE D^ARC 69 When I was hatched, the mid-wife split my tongue And had me suckled by a certain jackdaw, That was the village wet-nurse. Who can vouch For all one hears ?
LA TREMOUILLE Silence must come to all : To some a little sooner. I have said.
LA HIRE \_Bow ing ^\ As soon as God shall have your Grace's permit, I shall be ready ! (Lower) Yet I warn your Grace, Bury me not too shal...low under sod, Lest, where the stink is, other jackdaws scratch And cause your Grace's nose embarrassment. \_Reenter Venddme, followed by DE METZ andDE POULANGY, whom he escorts to D'Alengon and Charles. ] D'ALEN^ON Your name ?
DE METZ Mine : Jean de Metz, servant of France.
D'ALENON And yours ?
DE POULANGY Bertrand de Poulangy.
D'ALENON [To both. ~\ Your master ?
DE METZ Robert de Baudricourt of Vaucouleurs.
70 JEANNE D^ARC CHARLES He sent you to conduct this shepherdess Here to our castle ?
DE METZ And beseech you, King, To give her audience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LA HIRE [To La Tremouille^ Excuse me, sir ! This silence is too golden For me to keep it by me. I have heard, JEANNE D^ARC 69 When I was hatched, the mid-wife split my tongue And had me suckled by a certain jackdaw, That was the village wet-nurse. Who can vouch For all one hears ?
LA TREMOUILLE Silence must come to all : To some a little sooner. I have said.
LA HIRE \_Bow ing ^\ As soon as God shall have your Grace's permit, I shall be ready ! (Lower) Yet I warn your Grace, Bury me not too shal...low under sod, Lest, where the stink is, other jackdaws scratch And cause your Grace's nose embarrassment. \_Reenter Venddme, followed by DE METZ andDE POULANGY, whom he escorts to D'Alengon and Charles. ] D'ALEN^ON Your name ?
DE METZ Mine : Jean de Metz, servant of France.
D'ALENON And yours ?
DE POULANGY Bertrand de Poulangy.
D'ALENON [To both. ~\ Your master ?
DE METZ Robert de Baudricourt of Vaucouleurs.
70 JEANNE D^ARC CHARLES He sent you to conduct this shepherdess Here to our castle ?
DE METZ And beseech you, King, To give her audience.
What to read after Poems And Plays volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackaye, Percy, 1875-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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