Rosalynde 8 1
Rosalynde 8 1
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To prevent therefore _had I wist_ inall these actions, she tarries not about the court, but shall (as anexile) either wander to her father, or else seek other fortunes. " Inthis humor, with a stern countenance full of wrath, he breathed outthis censure unto her before the peers, that charged her that thatnight she were not seen about the court: "for, " quoth he, "I haveheard of thy aspiring speeches, and intended treasons. " This doom wasstrange unto Rosalynde, and presently, covered with the s...hield of herinnocence, she boldly brake out in reverent terms to have clearedherself; but Torismond would admit of no reason, nor durst his lordsplead for Rosalynde, although her beauty had made some of thempassionate, seeing the figure of wrath portrayed in his brow. Standingthus all mute, and Rosalynde amazed, Alinda, who loved her more thanherself, with grief in her heart and tears in her eyes, falling downon her knees, began to entreat her father thus: ALINDA'S ORATION TO HER FATHER IN DEFENCE OF FAIR ROSALYNDE "If, mighty Torismond, I offend in pleading for my friend, let the lawof amity crave pardon for my boldness; for where there is depth ofaffection, there friendship alloweth a privilege.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To prevent therefore _had I wist_ inall these actions, she tarries not about the court, but shall (as anexile) either wander to her father, or else seek other fortunes. " Inthis humor, with a stern countenance full of wrath, he breathed outthis censure unto her before the peers, that charged her that thatnight she were not seen about the court: "for, " quoth he, "I haveheard of thy aspiring speeches, and intended treasons. " This doom wasstrange unto Rosalynde, and presently, covered with the s...hield of herinnocence, she boldly brake out in reverent terms to have clearedherself; but Torismond would admit of no reason, nor durst his lordsplead for Rosalynde, although her beauty had made some of thempassionate, seeing the figure of wrath portrayed in his brow. Standingthus all mute, and Rosalynde amazed, Alinda, who loved her more thanherself, with grief in her heart and tears in her eyes, falling downon her knees, began to entreat her father thus: ALINDA'S ORATION TO HER FATHER IN DEFENCE OF FAIR ROSALYNDE "If, mighty Torismond, I offend in pleading for my friend, let the lawof amity crave pardon for my boldness; for where there is depth ofaffection, there friendship alloweth a privilege.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Lodge And Giles Fletcher to read onlineMoreLess
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