The Historical Tragedy of Mary Queen of Scots
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L. L. I do desire thee, sovereign, and lords, Vouchsafe to give me hearing what I shall . Reply. If I were covetous, ambitious or perverse, As he will have me, how am I so poor? Or how haps it I seek not to advance Or raise myself, but keep my wonted colour? And for dissensions, who preferreth peace More than I do — except I be provok'd? Mark the intent o' this nimble-witted councillor, Who, in cold considerance hath sentenc'd me ! He knows the game, how true he keeps the wind. Q. E. Silence ! ...Be patient, lords I Why stand ye on nice points? My lord Earl, w"e have made thee Master of our Forces. Stoop, and bend thy knee. Swear that thou wilt, whilst thou enjoyest this royal dignity, ease thy country of distressful war; and though in foreign land, when dreadful danger feeds his doubtful humour, and is wont all zeal of justice to cut off, that thou wilt hold up our warlike sword, and for St. George and victory fight : and that thou wilt live and die for England's fame, and be true liegeman to our crown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. L. I do desire thee, sovereign, and lords, Vouchsafe to give me hearing what I shall . Reply. If I were covetous, ambitious or perverse, As he will have me, how am I so poor? Or how haps it I seek not to advance Or raise myself, but keep my wonted colour? And for dissensions, who preferreth peace More than I do — except I be provok'd? Mark the intent o' this nimble-witted councillor, Who, in cold considerance hath sentenc'd me ! He knows the game, how true he keeps the wind. Q. E. Silence ! ...Be patient, lords I Why stand ye on nice points? My lord Earl, w"e have made thee Master of our Forces. Stoop, and bend thy knee. Swear that thou wilt, whilst thou enjoyest this royal dignity, ease thy country of distressful war; and though in foreign land, when dreadful danger feeds his doubtful humour, and is wont all zeal of justice to cut off, that thou wilt hold up our warlike sword, and for St. George and victory fight : and that thou wilt live and die for England's fame, and be true liegeman to our crown.
What to read after The Historical Tragedy of Mary Queen of Scots?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orville Ward Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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