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And men are at their markets, in their fields.
And woo their loves and have forgot- ten thee; And thou art upright in thy living Where there is barely room to shift thy side.
And all thine England hath forgotten thee ; And he our lazy-pious Norman King, With all his Normans round him once again, Counts his old beads, and hath for- gotten thee.
Harold. Thou art of my blood, and so niethinks, my boy.
Thy fears infect me beyond reason.
Peace !
Wulfuoth. And then our fiery Tostig, while thy hands A...re palsied here, if his Northum- brians rise And hurl him from them, — I have heard the Normans Count upon this confusion — may he A leagu to bring with Willi: 1 back ?
Harold. That lies within the shadow of the chance.
Wulfnoth. And like a river in flood thro' a burst dam Descends the ruthless Norman— our good King Kneels mumbling some old bone — our helpless folk Are wash'd away, wailing, in their own blood — 'Harold. Wailing! not warring.' Boy, thon hast forgotten That thou art English.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And men are at their markets, in their fields.
And woo their loves and have forgot- ten thee; And thou art upright in thy living Where there is barely room to shift thy side.
And all thine England hath forgotten thee ; And he our lazy-pious Norman King, With all his Normans round him once again, Counts his old beads, and hath for- gotten thee.
Harold. Thou art of my blood, and so niethinks, my boy.
Thy fears infect me beyond reason.
Peace !
Wulfuoth. And then our fiery Tostig, while thy hands A...re palsied here, if his Northum- brians rise And hurl him from them, — I have heard the Normans Count upon this confusion — may he A leagu to bring with Willi: 1 back ?
Harold. That lies within the shadow of the chance.
Wulfnoth. And like a river in flood thro' a burst dam Descends the ruthless Norman— our good King Kneels mumbling some old bone — our helpless folk Are wash'd away, wailing, in their own blood — 'Harold. Wailing! not warring.' Boy, thon hast forgotten That thou art English.
What to read after The Complete Works of Alfred, Lord Tennyson ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tennyson Alfred Tennyson Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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