The Harper the Kings Horse
The Harper the Kings Horse
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" "Five thousand pounds in good red gold, " Sir Charles replied, "that thou may'st hold Wherewith to make merrie. If thou dost win thou ne'er shall lack A velvet doublet to thy back Nor goodly companie. "Yet have a care!" cried they, "Beware the penalty. " "Farewell! Farewell!" the harper cried, "I take the wager down. Mayhap e'er next we meet, I ride 22 The If^ager Like any knight, well set astride The merrie King's horse Browne. " "Beshrew my heart! I fear he'll do't. " Then spake Sir Charles...' dame, "I would ye had not set him to't With greater hope of gain. " "Good lack! he'll lose his curly head If he doth try, " a maiden said, "Pray call him back again. " "Nay! Nay!" Sir Roger cried, "let be! A canny shrewd head waggeth he.
In faith, sweet lass! he'll win. " CANTO IV.
THE KING'S HUNT The King 's Hunt ROM gay Carlisle, one fair, bright morn, With noise of whoop, halloo, and horn, With baying hounds, with squire, and knight, And courtiers gay, and dames bedight, With nodding plumes, and costumes bright, Of gold, and green, and royal blue, And copper lustre, crimson hue, And silver cord and tassels, whew !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Five thousand pounds in good red gold, " Sir Charles replied, "that thou may'st hold Wherewith to make merrie. If thou dost win thou ne'er shall lack A velvet doublet to thy back Nor goodly companie. "Yet have a care!" cried they, "Beware the penalty. " "Farewell! Farewell!" the harper cried, "I take the wager down. Mayhap e'er next we meet, I ride 22 The If^ager Like any knight, well set astride The merrie King's horse Browne. " "Beshrew my heart! I fear he'll do't. " Then spake Sir Charles...' dame, "I would ye had not set him to't With greater hope of gain. " "Good lack! he'll lose his curly head If he doth try, " a maiden said, "Pray call him back again. " "Nay! Nay!" Sir Roger cried, "let be! A canny shrewd head waggeth he.
In faith, sweet lass! he'll win. " CANTO IV.
THE KING'S HUNT The King 's Hunt ROM gay Carlisle, one fair, bright morn, With noise of whoop, halloo, and horn, With baying hounds, with squire, and knight, And courtiers gay, and dames bedight, With nodding plumes, and costumes bright, Of gold, and green, and royal blue, And copper lustre, crimson hue, And silver cord and tassels, whew !
What to read after The Harper the Kings Horse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Erskine Payne to read onlineMoreLess
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