The Last of the Barons — volume 06
The Last of the Barons — volume 06
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" "True, " said Robin, smiling grimly; "and now--what say you--will youhead us?" "Head you! No I" "Will you betray us?" "It is not easy to betray twenty thousand men; if ye rise merely tofree yourselves from a corn-tax and England from the Woodvilles, I seeno treason in your revolt. " "I understand you, Lord Montagu, " said Robin, with a stern and half-scornful smile, --"you are not above thriving by our danger; but weneed now no lord and baron, --we will suffice for ourselves. And thehour will... come, believe me, when Lord Warwick, pursued by the king, must fly to the Commons. Think well of these things and thisprophecy, when the news from the North startles Edward of March in thelap of his harlots. " Without saying another word, he turned and quitted the chamber asabruptly as he had entered.
Lord Montagu was not, for his age, a bad man; though worldly, subtle, and designing, with some of the craft of his prelate brother he unitedsomething of the high soul of his brother soldier. But that age hadnot the virtue of later times, and cannot be judged by its standard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "True, " said Robin, smiling grimly; "and now--what say you--will youhead us?" "Head you! No I" "Will you betray us?" "It is not easy to betray twenty thousand men; if ye rise merely tofree yourselves from a corn-tax and England from the Woodvilles, I seeno treason in your revolt. " "I understand you, Lord Montagu, " said Robin, with a stern and half-scornful smile, --"you are not above thriving by our danger; but weneed now no lord and baron, --we will suffice for ourselves. And thehour will... come, believe me, when Lord Warwick, pursued by the king, must fly to the Commons. Think well of these things and thisprophecy, when the news from the North startles Edward of March in thelap of his harlots. " Without saying another word, he turned and quitted the chamber asabruptly as he had entered.
Lord Montagu was not, for his age, a bad man; though worldly, subtle, and designing, with some of the craft of his prelate brother he unitedsomething of the high soul of his brother soldier. But that age hadnot the virtue of later times, and cannot be judged by its standard.
What to read after The Last of the Barons — volume 06?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lytton Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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