Stories of Shakespeares English History Plays
Stories of Shakespeares English History Plays
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Meanwhile, Warwick depicts to the Princess his master as deeply enamoured with her, for her beauty and virtue are graved deep in his heart. Before the King of France can reply, Queen Margaret vehe- mently urges him not to heed Edward's embassy, since he is not King of England, and his request springs not from Veil-meant honest love, but from deceit bred by necessity. ' On his part, Warwick styles her 'injurious Margaret, ' and when the Prince rebukes him for no longer addressing his mother as Q...ueen, boldly declares Henry, his wife and son, usurped the rights which they flaunted for a while. Oxford, who is attending Margaret, now haughtily rejoins if such be the case, England dis- owns the glory she won through John of Gaunt, Henry IV. , and Henry V. , from whom his master directly descends. But in return Warwick taunt- ingly reminds Oxford how Henry VI. Lost all his glorious ancestors won, and claims that even a pedi- gree of three score and two years is far too short Henry VI 229 to substantiate such claims as he makes.
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Meanwhile, Warwick depicts to the Princess his master as deeply enamoured with her, for her beauty and virtue are graved deep in his heart. Before the King of France can reply, Queen Margaret vehe- mently urges him not to heed Edward's embassy, since he is not King of England, and his request springs not from Veil-meant honest love, but from deceit bred by necessity. ' On his part, Warwick styles her 'injurious Margaret, ' and when the Prince rebukes him for no longer addressing his mother as Q...ueen, boldly declares Henry, his wife and son, usurped the rights which they flaunted for a while. Oxford, who is attending Margaret, now haughtily rejoins if such be the case, England dis- owns the glory she won through John of Gaunt, Henry IV. , and Henry V. , from whom his master directly descends. But in return Warwick taunt- ingly reminds Oxford how Henry VI. Lost all his glorious ancestors won, and claims that even a pedi- gree of three score and two years is far too short Henry VI 229 to substantiate such claims as he makes.
What to read after Stories of Shakespeares English History Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D 1929 to read onlineMoreLess
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