The Works of Tennyson
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Ay ; but I hear she hath a dropsy, lad, Or a high-dropsy, as the doctors call it.
Third Page. Fie on her dropsy, so she have a dropsy !
I know that she was ever sweet to me.
First Page. For thou and thine are Roman to the core.
Third Page. So thou and thine must be. Take heed !
First Page. Not I, And whether this flash of news be false or true.
So the wine run, and there be revelry.
Content am I. Let all the steeples clash, Till the sun dance, as upon Easter Day.
\_Exeiint.
SCENE III.— Great Ha...ll in Whitehall At the far end a dais. On this three chairs, tivo under one canopy for Mary atid Philip, another on the right oj these for Pole. Under the dais on Pole's side, ranged along the wall, sit all the Spiritual Peers, and along the zuall opposite, all the Temporal.
The Commons on cross benches in front, a line of approach to the dais between 6l2 QUEEN MARY them. In the foTCgrotmd, SiR Ralph Bagenhall and othej- Members of the Commons.
Fh-st Member. St. Andrew's day ; sit close, sit close, we are friends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ay ; but I hear she hath a dropsy, lad, Or a high-dropsy, as the doctors call it.
Third Page. Fie on her dropsy, so she have a dropsy !
I know that she was ever sweet to me.
First Page. For thou and thine are Roman to the core.
Third Page. So thou and thine must be. Take heed !
First Page. Not I, And whether this flash of news be false or true.
So the wine run, and there be revelry.
Content am I. Let all the steeples clash, Till the sun dance, as upon Easter Day.
\_Exeiint.
SCENE III.— Great Ha...ll in Whitehall At the far end a dais. On this three chairs, tivo under one canopy for Mary atid Philip, another on the right oj these for Pole. Under the dais on Pole's side, ranged along the wall, sit all the Spiritual Peers, and along the zuall opposite, all the Temporal.
The Commons on cross benches in front, a line of approach to the dais between 6l2 QUEEN MARY them. In the foTCgrotmd, SiR Ralph Bagenhall and othej- Members of the Commons.
Fh-st Member. St. Andrew's day ; sit close, sit close, we are friends.
What to read after The Works of Tennyson?
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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