Specimens of English Dramatic Poets Who Lived About the Time of Shakespeare, With the Extracts From the Garrick Plays. With Notes
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The virgin from the hated ravisher Not half so fearful ; — not a flight drawn home, A round stone from a sling, a lover's wish.
E'er made that haste that they have. By heavens, I have seen these Britons that you magnify.
Run as they would have out-run time, and roaring, Basely for mercy, roaring ; the light shadows.
That in a thought scur o'er the fields of corn.
Halted on crutphes to them.
Bon. O ye powers.
What scandals do I suffer !
Car. Yes, Bonduca, I have seen thee run too, and thee, Nenn...ius ; Yea, run apace, both ; then when Penyus, The Roman girl, cut through your armed carts.
And drove them headlong on you down the hill : Then when he hunted you like Britain-foxes, More by the scent than sight ; then did I see These valiant and approved men of Britain, Like boding owls, creep into tods of ivy, And hoot their fears to one another nightly.
Nen. And what did you then, Caratach ?
Car. I fled too.
But not so fast ; your jewel had been lost then.
Young Hengo there ; he trash'd me, Nennius : For when your fears out-run him, then stepp'd I, And in the head of all the Roman's fury Took him, and, with my tough belt to my back, I buckled him ; behind him, my sure shield ; And then I foUow'd.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The virgin from the hated ravisher Not half so fearful ; — not a flight drawn home, A round stone from a sling, a lover's wish.
E'er made that haste that they have. By heavens, I have seen these Britons that you magnify.
Run as they would have out-run time, and roaring, Basely for mercy, roaring ; the light shadows.
That in a thought scur o'er the fields of corn.
Halted on crutphes to them.
Bon. O ye powers.
What scandals do I suffer !
Car. Yes, Bonduca, I have seen thee run too, and thee, Nenn...ius ; Yea, run apace, both ; then when Penyus, The Roman girl, cut through your armed carts.
And drove them headlong on you down the hill : Then when he hunted you like Britain-foxes, More by the scent than sight ; then did I see These valiant and approved men of Britain, Like boding owls, creep into tods of ivy, And hoot their fears to one another nightly.
Nen. And what did you then, Caratach ?
Car. I fled too.
But not so fast ; your jewel had been lost then.
Young Hengo there ; he trash'd me, Nennius : For when your fears out-run him, then stepp'd I, And in the head of all the Roman's fury Took him, and, with my tough belt to my back, I buckled him ; behind him, my sure shield ; And then I foUow'd.
What to read after Specimens of English Dramatic Poets Who Lived About the Time of Shakespeare, With the Extracts From the Garrick Plays. With Notes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lamb Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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