The Battle of Hastings a Tragedy
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How wears the day ?
NORTHUMBERLAN D.
Prince, till our royal leader fhall come forth There is no day: Let him once found to battle, On piles of Norman flain we'll build him altars High as Olympus ; in the battle's fhout We'll chant our morning oraifons fo loud, That heav'ns high vault fhall echoe with the peal.
EDGAR.
How valiant-tongu'd we are ! heav'ns favor guard us, And keep off the old adage !
EDWIN.
Be more patient* And let his humour pafs.
EDGAR.
Hang him, vain dotard, I ficken at his fol...ly.
EDWIN. See! the King.
Xhe curtain of the tent is fuddenly drawn off, and King Harold appears. : He comes forward.
Kl N G, r 24 THE" BATTLE OF HASTINGS.
K I N G, Nobles, all hail.. 0. Fight of joyful hope For furFering England ; patriot band of worthies Confederate by the holieit league on earth To the beft dearer! caufe : How fay you, friends, Stand your hearts with us for immediate battle i Do they all beat to the fame martial meafure, And ihall we forth at once ?
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Forth ! Strike the drums 5 Seize your bright fpears, my gallant countrymen, And let us drive thefe hungry wolves before us Home to their howling foreils.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How wears the day ?
NORTHUMBERLAN D.
Prince, till our royal leader fhall come forth There is no day: Let him once found to battle, On piles of Norman flain we'll build him altars High as Olympus ; in the battle's fhout We'll chant our morning oraifons fo loud, That heav'ns high vault fhall echoe with the peal.
EDGAR.
How valiant-tongu'd we are ! heav'ns favor guard us, And keep off the old adage !
EDWIN.
Be more patient* And let his humour pafs.
EDGAR.
Hang him, vain dotard, I ficken at his fol...ly.
EDWIN. See! the King.
Xhe curtain of the tent is fuddenly drawn off, and King Harold appears. : He comes forward.
Kl N G, r 24 THE" BATTLE OF HASTINGS.
K I N G, Nobles, all hail.. 0. Fight of joyful hope For furFering England ; patriot band of worthies Confederate by the holieit league on earth To the beft dearer! caufe : How fay you, friends, Stand your hearts with us for immediate battle i Do they all beat to the fame martial meafure, And ihall we forth at once ?
NORTHUMBERLAND.
Forth ! Strike the drums 5 Seize your bright fpears, my gallant countrymen, And let us drive thefe hungry wolves before us Home to their howling foreils.
What to read after The Battle of Hastings a Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Cumberland to read onlineMoreLess
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