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"Nay, but hush," quoth the maidens, "'tis a witchery. Talk not of it, lest the spell seize you." Whereupon they did let fall the continuance of the matter and applied themselves to other pursuits, as the playing of certain games in the man- ner of the day, wherein they both sang some old ballad and enacted the story as the melody progressed.
It befell, as they were in the midst of the revelry of such a game, that there was seen coming from the village, somewhat tardily, the little Will Shaksper...e, a comely lad, and merry as a bird on a bough. And w^hen the children had greeted him and made of him their number, they showed him the fairy ring, accounting before him the while all that the maidens had related.
"By my troth," quoth he, "an I be so affrighted at them which I have never seen, let me be called a coward and worthy of bewitchment!" So saying, he stepped boldly in- side the ring, and straightway fell down under a spell.
Perceiving the which, all w^ere seized by a sudden panic and speedily betook themselves off, ere ever they might give succor to him upon whom so strange a calamity had fallen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Nay, but hush," quoth the maidens, "'tis a witchery. Talk not of it, lest the spell seize you." Whereupon they did let fall the continuance of the matter and applied themselves to other pursuits, as the playing of certain games in the man- ner of the day, wherein they both sang some old ballad and enacted the story as the melody progressed.
It befell, as they were in the midst of the revelry of such a game, that there was seen coming from the village, somewhat tardily, the little Will Shaksper...e, a comely lad, and merry as a bird on a bough. And w^hen the children had greeted him and made of him their number, they showed him the fairy ring, accounting before him the while all that the maidens had related.
"By my troth," quoth he, "an I be so affrighted at them which I have never seen, let me be called a coward and worthy of bewitchment!" So saying, he stepped boldly in- side the ring, and straightway fell down under a spell.
Perceiving the which, all w^ere seized by a sudden panic and speedily betook themselves off, ere ever they might give succor to him upon whom so strange a calamity had fallen.
What to read after The Shakspere Festival;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Delaware College, Newark, Del. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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