Raleigh the Shepherd of the Ocean a Pageant Drama
Raleigh the Shepherd of the Ocean a Pageant Drama
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King James [Venting his iU-humor without restraint. '\ You are an ungrateful, low-bom cur that dost continually bark at the heels of the gentlemen of this realm.
Begone with you and all your pestilent crew. Be- ware of trenching upon the realms and prerogatives of my good brother, the King of Spain!
Lord Villiers [Pompously'l And, Sir Walter, see that nothing is done to diminish the honor and the dignity of the estate you have promised to find for me in the new world. There must be gold enough,... come back with you, to nigh sink a treasure fleet of Spain. Look to it. Sir Walter, look to it!'® iSVillien here refen to the state subsidy in support of the fleet which he had wrung from the unwilling King, and which Raleigh had assured him would be repaid out of the spoils of the Tenture.
Digitized by Google 72 Raleighy the Shepherd of the Ocean Sm Walter Raleigh [Who has risen while Viluers was speaking, and now replies with dignity and firmness.] My lord, you have laid upon us a heavy charge which may well prove too much for our strength.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
King James [Venting his iU-humor without restraint. '\ You are an ungrateful, low-bom cur that dost continually bark at the heels of the gentlemen of this realm.
Begone with you and all your pestilent crew. Be- ware of trenching upon the realms and prerogatives of my good brother, the King of Spain!
Lord Villiers [Pompously'l And, Sir Walter, see that nothing is done to diminish the honor and the dignity of the estate you have promised to find for me in the new world. There must be gold enough,... come back with you, to nigh sink a treasure fleet of Spain. Look to it. Sir Walter, look to it!'® iSVillien here refen to the state subsidy in support of the fleet which he had wrung from the unwilling King, and which Raleigh had assured him would be repaid out of the spoils of the Tenture.
Digitized by Google 72 Raleighy the Shepherd of the Ocean Sm Walter Raleigh [Who has risen while Viluers was speaking, and now replies with dignity and firmness.] My lord, you have laid upon us a heavy charge which may well prove too much for our strength.
What to read after Raleigh the Shepherd of the Ocean a Pageant Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick H Frederick Henry Koch to read onlineMoreLess
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