St Thomas of Canterbury a Dramatic Poem
St Thomas of Canterbury a Dramatic Poem
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} PRINCE HENRY.
Father, against your will or with your will, This stag, my first, finds way to my old master ; Hate him who likes : I love him ! (gallops on. ) KING HENRY.
From that brow The sunrise looks of empire ne'er to set !
SCENE IX.
Thomas a Becket. . 121 For him it is I toil.
Good John, my recent illness and ill dreams Had shaken me some whit ; that ague ? s past : See, I tear up this paper ! You are free.
Of all my foes this man alone, this Becket, Hath marred and dwarfed me in my own ...esteem : And for that cause I hate him. Friend, make speed !
JOHN OF OXFORD.
To Cologne first, your Highness ; then to Rome More popes than one to deal with !
SCENE IX. VEZELAY.
BECKET, JOHN OF SALISBURY, HERBERT OF BOSHAM, ABBOT OF PONTIGNY.
BECKET.
My patience less hath served him than disserved : He stands upon the imminent verge of schism, Transacts, conspires, with that revolted prelate Who, with the Emperor and his antipope, Stands third in Satan's court. Is mine the offence? Lo, here mine earliest letter !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
} PRINCE HENRY.
Father, against your will or with your will, This stag, my first, finds way to my old master ; Hate him who likes : I love him ! (gallops on. ) KING HENRY.
From that brow The sunrise looks of empire ne'er to set !
SCENE IX.
Thomas a Becket. . 121 For him it is I toil.
Good John, my recent illness and ill dreams Had shaken me some whit ; that ague ? s past : See, I tear up this paper ! You are free.
Of all my foes this man alone, this Becket, Hath marred and dwarfed me in my own ...esteem : And for that cause I hate him. Friend, make speed !
JOHN OF OXFORD.
To Cologne first, your Highness ; then to Rome More popes than one to deal with !
SCENE IX. VEZELAY.
BECKET, JOHN OF SALISBURY, HERBERT OF BOSHAM, ABBOT OF PONTIGNY.
BECKET.
My patience less hath served him than disserved : He stands upon the imminent verge of schism, Transacts, conspires, with that revolted prelate Who, with the Emperor and his antipope, Stands third in Satan's court. Is mine the offence? Lo, here mine earliest letter !
What to read after St Thomas of Canterbury a Dramatic Poem?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by De Vere Aubrey to read onlineMoreLess
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