The Minnesingers
The Minnesingers
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Ere you fulfil on me your will I'll see you on the gallows. " Threshing flax, She thwacks, she thwacks, she thwacks.
XXXVI. Der Taler.
Comin' thro' the rye. 1 Poet. Yes, the song will do : it's fine enough for her to love it. Here, Conrad lad, be off with all the speed thou mayest, And sing it thus: 'Thou that my heart did ever covet, Beloved, say! shall this the bleeding heart thou flayest Ne'er be vouchsafed to gaze upon thee at thy gayest?' Hand her the scroll, and sing the ditty in your fin...est style : And if you've any eye for beauty you'll run every mile.
First Gleeman. "Wouldn't it be better, think you, to send Harry off?
I sing all right, I daresay, but he sings just as nice, And he knows the beat, and, as you hear, I've got a cough.
i) This poem reminds one of the opening stanzas of "Gil Morrice". That the conveying of such messages was dangerous may be seen, for instance, in Conrad von Wurzburg's "Herzmaere". See Rowbotham, u Troubadours", p. 152.
133 And he isn't as overworked as I, and he won't need asking twice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ere you fulfil on me your will I'll see you on the gallows. " Threshing flax, She thwacks, she thwacks, she thwacks.
XXXVI. Der Taler.
Comin' thro' the rye. 1 Poet. Yes, the song will do : it's fine enough for her to love it. Here, Conrad lad, be off with all the speed thou mayest, And sing it thus: 'Thou that my heart did ever covet, Beloved, say! shall this the bleeding heart thou flayest Ne'er be vouchsafed to gaze upon thee at thy gayest?' Hand her the scroll, and sing the ditty in your fin...est style : And if you've any eye for beauty you'll run every mile.
First Gleeman. "Wouldn't it be better, think you, to send Harry off?
I sing all right, I daresay, but he sings just as nice, And he knows the beat, and, as you hear, I've got a cough.
i) This poem reminds one of the opening stanzas of "Gil Morrice". That the conveying of such messages was dangerous may be seen, for instance, in Conrad von Wurzburg's "Herzmaere". See Rowbotham, u Troubadours", p. 152.
133 And he isn't as overworked as I, and he won't need asking twice.
What to read after The Minnesingers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jethro Bithell to read onlineMoreLess
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