The Life of James Iv
The Life of James Iv
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His arrival being on this occasion an- ticipated, a great company, including an English and a Scottish archbishop, Surrey, and Both- well, had gone to meet him. Avoiding the formality of a reception and once more ac- cording to the Herald " flying as a bird that seeks his prey, " he took another road, and coming privily to the castle, entered the Queen's chamber with no more than a few companions and found her playing at cards, " who received him very gladly and of good will kissing him. " Danc...ing again followed, and when that was over, James contributed to the entertainment of the company by playing on the lute and the clavichord. Sir Edward Stanley, too, sang a ballad, winning great commendation from the King. Calling for a gentleman of his own, also a musician, James made the two sing to- gether, " the which accorded very well. " . . . " After all these things fulfilled, the King took license of the Queen and kissed her . . . And went 158 LIFE AND DEATH OF JAMES IV to his horse, on whom he did leap without putting the foot within the stirrup ; and the said horse was right fair courser, and incontinent the King spurred, follow who might.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His arrival being on this occasion an- ticipated, a great company, including an English and a Scottish archbishop, Surrey, and Both- well, had gone to meet him. Avoiding the formality of a reception and once more ac- cording to the Herald " flying as a bird that seeks his prey, " he took another road, and coming privily to the castle, entered the Queen's chamber with no more than a few companions and found her playing at cards, " who received him very gladly and of good will kissing him. " Danc...ing again followed, and when that was over, James contributed to the entertainment of the company by playing on the lute and the clavichord. Sir Edward Stanley, too, sang a ballad, winning great commendation from the King. Calling for a gentleman of his own, also a musician, James made the two sing to- gether, " the which accorded very well. " . . . " After all these things fulfilled, the King took license of the Queen and kissed her . . . And went 158 LIFE AND DEATH OF JAMES IV to his horse, on whom he did leap without putting the foot within the stirrup ; and the said horse was right fair courser, and incontinent the King spurred, follow who might.
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