The King a Morality
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This child is obedient, and because he is obedient, God will do mighty things through him. King, you must yield to this. THE KING. I yield, I yield ! Woe is m'e that I did not fall in yonder onset ! THE ABBOT. Let this child be stripped that the raiment of a King may be put about him. (The child is stripped of his clothing. } Let a royal vest be put next the skin of the child. (A royal vest is put upon him. ) Let a royal tunic be put about him. (A royal tunic is put about him above the vesf, an...d sandals upon his feet. ) Let the royal mantle be put about him. (The King takes off the royal mantle and it is put upon the child. ) Let a royal diadem be put upon his head. (The King takes off the royal diadem and it is put upon the child's head. ) Let him be given the shield of the King. (The shieldbearer holds up the shield. ) A blessing on this shield ! May it be firm against foes ! THE HEROES. A blessing on this shield! The shield is put on the child's left arm. THE ABBOT. Let him be given the spear of the King.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This child is obedient, and because he is obedient, God will do mighty things through him. King, you must yield to this. THE KING. I yield, I yield ! Woe is m'e that I did not fall in yonder onset ! THE ABBOT. Let this child be stripped that the raiment of a King may be put about him. (The child is stripped of his clothing. } Let a royal vest be put next the skin of the child. (A royal vest is put upon him. ) Let a royal tunic be put about him. (A royal tunic is put about him above the vesf, an...d sandals upon his feet. ) Let the royal mantle be put about him. (The King takes off the royal mantle and it is put upon the child. ) Let a royal diadem be put upon his head. (The King takes off the royal diadem and it is put upon the child's head. ) Let him be given the shield of the King. (The shieldbearer holds up the shield. ) A blessing on this shield ! May it be firm against foes ! THE HEROES. A blessing on this shield! The shield is put on the child's left arm. THE ABBOT. Let him be given the spear of the King.
What to read after The King a Morality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Padraic Pearse to read onlineMoreLess
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