The Gentle Craft
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37 welcome, aiul I will px- with thee to (iilliari presently, and tliou slialt see us weare thorn rather in trimiiph then in tinierous I'eare. ''' "Well said, in good sadnes, " quoth Robin, ''thou art, ^the gallantest girle that ever I knew. " ' Hut when she came to Gillian. Robin staid for her at the staire foot. They found her sicke in her bed, fetching many sore sighes, to whom Margaret spake in this manner: ''Why, how now, Gillian? What, sicke abed? Xow, fie, for shame, plucke up a good hea...rt, woman! Let no man triumph so much over thee to say thou gavest the crow a pudding because love would let thee live no longer. Be content, " quoth she, "and take courage to thee — death is a sowre, crabbed fellow. "" "Ah no, " quoth Gillian, "death is sweet to them that live in sorrow, and to none should he be better welcome tiien to me. Who desires nothing more then death to end my miseries. " "What now?" quoth Margaret. "'Whose mare is dead? Art thou a young wench, faire and comely, and dost thou despaire of life?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
37 welcome, aiul I will px- with thee to (iilliari presently, and tliou slialt see us weare thorn rather in trimiiph then in tinierous I'eare. ''' "Well said, in good sadnes, " quoth Robin, ''thou art, ^the gallantest girle that ever I knew. " ' Hut when she came to Gillian. Robin staid for her at the staire foot. They found her sicke in her bed, fetching many sore sighes, to whom Margaret spake in this manner: ''Why, how now, Gillian? What, sicke abed? Xow, fie, for shame, plucke up a good hea...rt, woman! Let no man triumph so much over thee to say thou gavest the crow a pudding because love would let thee live no longer. Be content, " quoth she, "and take courage to thee — death is a sowre, crabbed fellow. "" "Ah no, " quoth Gillian, "death is sweet to them that live in sorrow, and to none should he be better welcome tiien to me. Who desires nothing more then death to end my miseries. " "What now?" quoth Margaret. "'Whose mare is dead? Art thou a young wench, faire and comely, and dost thou despaire of life?
What to read after The Gentle Craft?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Deloney to read onlineMoreLess
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