The Kings Fool Or the Old Mans Curse An Historic Play in Three Acts
The Kings Fool Or the Old Mans Curse An Historic Play in Three Acts
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BLANCH. Francis Beauregard, my liege, I might have loved with honour; the addresses of Francis, King of France, could only be received with disgrace. Once more, my lord, in pity let me return to my disconsolate father.
FRAN. What ! to be borne by his capricious will beyond my dominions; torn from me for ever? Nay, Blanch, frown not thus on one on whom so very lately you kindly smiled, and for no other reason than my being born a THE KING^S FOOL. 41 prince. Stay in this court; become its pride i...ts orna- ment and let me lavish on you and your's, those favours that my power confers at will.
BLANCH. My liege, you have a son FRAN. I have.
BLANCH. You love him, sire ?
FRAN. Beyond expression ! What then ?
BLANCH. ( With calmness, yet determination. ) And I, sire, have a father.
FRAN. (Aside. ) That powerful reply has frozen the hot tide of my mantling blood.
BLANCH. Your majesty would rather see that son, the generous Dauphin, brought home a corpse upon an un- stained shield, than returning to your court with a tarnished escutcheon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BLANCH. Francis Beauregard, my liege, I might have loved with honour; the addresses of Francis, King of France, could only be received with disgrace. Once more, my lord, in pity let me return to my disconsolate father.
FRAN. What ! to be borne by his capricious will beyond my dominions; torn from me for ever? Nay, Blanch, frown not thus on one on whom so very lately you kindly smiled, and for no other reason than my being born a THE KING^S FOOL. 41 prince. Stay in this court; become its pride i...ts orna- ment and let me lavish on you and your's, those favours that my power confers at will.
BLANCH. My liege, you have a son FRAN. I have.
BLANCH. You love him, sire ?
FRAN. Beyond expression ! What then ?
BLANCH. ( With calmness, yet determination. ) And I, sire, have a father.
FRAN. (Aside. ) That powerful reply has frozen the hot tide of my mantling blood.
BLANCH. Your majesty would rather see that son, the generous Dauphin, brought home a corpse upon an un- stained shield, than returning to your court with a tarnished escutcheon.
What to read after The Kings Fool Or the Old Mans Curse An Historic Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J G John Gideon Millingen to read onlineMoreLess
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