The Last of the Barons — volume 02
The Last of the Barons — volume 02
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But how to provide for thee till my return I know not. " "Dare I not hope, then, to make one of your embassage, noble earl?" Warwick bent his brows, and looked at him in surprise. "Of ourembassage! Why, thou art haughty, indeed! Nay, and so a soldier'sson and a Nevile should be! I blame thee not; but I could not makethee one of my train, without creating a hundred enemies--to me (butthat's nothing) and to thee, which were much. Knowest thou not thatthere is scarce a gentleman of my train below ...the state of a peer'sson, and that I have made, by refusals, malcontents eno', as it is?--Yet, bold! there is my learned brother, the Archbishop of York. Knowest thou Latin and the schools?" "'Fore Heaven, my lord, " said the Nevile, bluntly, "I see already Ihad best go back to green Westmoreland, for I am as unfit for hisgrace the archbishop as I am for my Lord Montagu. " "Well, then, " said the earl, dryly, "since thou hast not yet stationenough for my train, nor glosing for Northumberland, nor wit and lerefor the archbishop, I suppose, my poor youth, I must e'en make youonly a gentleman about the king!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But how to provide for thee till my return I know not. " "Dare I not hope, then, to make one of your embassage, noble earl?" Warwick bent his brows, and looked at him in surprise. "Of ourembassage! Why, thou art haughty, indeed! Nay, and so a soldier'sson and a Nevile should be! I blame thee not; but I could not makethee one of my train, without creating a hundred enemies--to me (butthat's nothing) and to thee, which were much. Knowest thou not thatthere is scarce a gentleman of my train below ...the state of a peer'sson, and that I have made, by refusals, malcontents eno', as it is?--Yet, bold! there is my learned brother, the Archbishop of York. Knowest thou Latin and the schools?" "'Fore Heaven, my lord, " said the Nevile, bluntly, "I see already Ihad best go back to green Westmoreland, for I am as unfit for hisgrace the archbishop as I am for my Lord Montagu. " "Well, then, " said the earl, dryly, "since thou hast not yet stationenough for my train, nor glosing for Northumberland, nor wit and lerefor the archbishop, I suppose, my poor youth, I must e'en make youonly a gentleman about the king!
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