Skeltons Satirical Poems in Their Relation to Lydgates Order of Fools Cock Lo
Skeltons Satirical Poems in Their Relation to Lydgates Order of Fools Cock Lo
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Therefore let us find some means to cast him over board, says Haruy Hafter. And to save the dehors, let us first pick up a quarrel with him and then « outface » him. So Disdain makes a furious assault on Dread who thinks the assailant mad. Disdain gives vent to his passion in the plainest manner. Dread shall meet once with him, for Disdain cannot see him thus cherished by Favour.
While Disdain pours out his gall against Dread, lo ! there rushes in Riot, « a rusty gallande, to-ragged and to- ren...te » ^). His suit is in a pitiful plight, and his speech ac- cords well with it. « He had no pleasure but in harlotrye. » He commends Dread nothing worse than to eat, drink and sleep. Above all, by merry, man ! Come and let us try the luck of the dice. Riot has no good chance, he runs « aye on the loss ». Fortunately, if he loses, his « lemman Malkyn » gets money for him. To her be bequeaths his poverty. «Tyll I come, haue here is myne hat to plege. » A poor pledge, for we know that his hair has grown through his hat !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Therefore let us find some means to cast him over board, says Haruy Hafter. And to save the dehors, let us first pick up a quarrel with him and then « outface » him. So Disdain makes a furious assault on Dread who thinks the assailant mad. Disdain gives vent to his passion in the plainest manner. Dread shall meet once with him, for Disdain cannot see him thus cherished by Favour.
While Disdain pours out his gall against Dread, lo ! there rushes in Riot, « a rusty gallande, to-ragged and to- ren...te » ^). His suit is in a pitiful plight, and his speech ac- cords well with it. « He had no pleasure but in harlotrye. » He commends Dread nothing worse than to eat, drink and sleep. Above all, by merry, man ! Come and let us try the luck of the dice. Riot has no good chance, he runs « aye on the loss ». Fortunately, if he loses, his « lemman Malkyn » gets money for him. To her be bequeaths his poverty. «Tyll I come, haue here is myne hat to plege. » A poor pledge, for we know that his hair has grown through his hat !
What to read after Skeltons Satirical Poems in Their Relation to Lydgates Order of Fools Cock Lo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Albert Rey to read onlineMoreLess
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