Tales of the Mermaid Tavern
Tales of the Mermaid Tavern
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" said the King. ** The man who wrote those great and splendid words, " Camden replied — I had prepared his case Carefully — " lies in Newgate prison, sire. His nose and ears await the hangman's knife. " "Ah, " said the shrewd King, goggling his great eyes Cannily. " Did he not defame the Scots?" "That's true, " said Camden, "but — sire — only those Who flout your Majesty and take tobacco. He is a Scot, himself, and hath the gift Of preaching. " Then we gave him Jonson's lines Against Virginia.... " Neither do thou lust 113 H Big Ben After that tawny weed ; for who can tell, Before the gathering and the making up, What alHgarta may have spawned thereon. " Or words to that effect.
" Magneeficent !" Spluttered the King, "who knows? who knows, indeed ? That's a grand touch — that alligarta, Camden ! " " The Scot who wrote those great and splendid words, " Said Camden, " languishes in Newgate, sire, His ears and nose . . . " And there, as we arranged With Inigo Jones, the ladies of the court Assailed the King in tears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" said the King. ** The man who wrote those great and splendid words, " Camden replied — I had prepared his case Carefully — " lies in Newgate prison, sire. His nose and ears await the hangman's knife. " "Ah, " said the shrewd King, goggling his great eyes Cannily. " Did he not defame the Scots?" "That's true, " said Camden, "but — sire — only those Who flout your Majesty and take tobacco. He is a Scot, himself, and hath the gift Of preaching. " Then we gave him Jonson's lines Against Virginia.... " Neither do thou lust 113 H Big Ben After that tawny weed ; for who can tell, Before the gathering and the making up, What alHgarta may have spawned thereon. " Or words to that effect.
" Magneeficent !" Spluttered the King, "who knows? who knows, indeed ? That's a grand touch — that alligarta, Camden ! " " The Scot who wrote those great and splendid words, " Said Camden, " languishes in Newgate, sire, His ears and nose . . . " And there, as we arranged With Inigo Jones, the ladies of the court Assailed the King in tears.
What to read after Tales of the Mermaid Tavern?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Noyes Alfred to read onlineMoreLess
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