The Poetical Works of Alfred, Lord Tennyson, (Poet Laureate)
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Then knelt and said the Miserere jMei — But all in English, mark you ; rose again, And, when the headsman pray'd to be forgiven, Said " You will give me my true crown at last, But do it quickly ; " then all wept but she.
Who changed not color when she saw the block.
But ask'd him, childlike : " Will you take it off Before I lay me down ? " " No, madam," he said.
Gasping ; and when her innocent eyes were bound, She, with her poor blind hands feel- ing — " where is it 1 Where is it "? " — You mus...t fancy that which follow'd.
If you have heart to do it !
Cron-d (in t/ie distance). God save their Graces!
Stafford. Their Graces, our dis- graces ! God confound them !
Why, she's grown bloodier! when I last was here.
This was against her conscience — would be murder !
Bar/enhall. The " Tliou shalt do no murder," which God's hand Wrote on her conscience, Mary rubb'd out pale — She covild not make it white — and over that.
Traced in the blackest text of Hell — " Thou shalt ! " And sign'd it — Mary !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then knelt and said the Miserere jMei — But all in English, mark you ; rose again, And, when the headsman pray'd to be forgiven, Said " You will give me my true crown at last, But do it quickly ; " then all wept but she.
Who changed not color when she saw the block.
But ask'd him, childlike : " Will you take it off Before I lay me down ? " " No, madam," he said.
Gasping ; and when her innocent eyes were bound, She, with her poor blind hands feel- ing — " where is it 1 Where is it "? " — You mus...t fancy that which follow'd.
If you have heart to do it !
Cron-d (in t/ie distance). God save their Graces!
Stafford. Their Graces, our dis- graces ! God confound them !
Why, she's grown bloodier! when I last was here.
This was against her conscience — would be murder !
Bar/enhall. The " Tliou shalt do no murder," which God's hand Wrote on her conscience, Mary rubb'd out pale — She covild not make it white — and over that.
Traced in the blackest text of Hell — " Thou shalt ! " And sign'd it — Mary !
What to read after The Poetical Works of Alfred, Lord Tennyson, (Poet Laureate)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tennyson Alfred Tennyson Baron to read onlineMoreLess
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