Thomas Becket a Dramatic Chronicle in Five Acts
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What is 't thou say'st ? Innkeeper ! scoun- drel ! thief ! horse-stealer !
Enter Innkeeper.
Innkeeper. Sir Knight, I pray you — De Morville. None of your prayers, Infidel ! Fetch me my horse in a trice, or I '11 cut off thy head, and nail it up over thine own door for a Saracen's !
Innkeeper. Why, Sir, your horses have been just led out the back way.
Brito. By whom, knave?
Innkeeper. By two servants at command of my lord the Archbishop, who said he would explain all to your worships.
De Morvill...e. Here 's pretty doings !
Brito. By St. Edward, this passes !
De Morville. Which way are they gone . '' Innkeeper. Round about, sir ; but his Grace is here.
[Exit.
94 THOMAS A BECKET. [act iv.
Enter Becket, Gryme, and Bosham.
Becket. You took, my menials tell me, certain horses Out of mine inn to-day ; was it not so ? [To Gryme.
Gryme. Two sorrels and a black.
De Morville. They were our own.
Becket. They were of twenty sent me yesternight, As present from the King : I cannot lose them !
Brito.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is 't thou say'st ? Innkeeper ! scoun- drel ! thief ! horse-stealer !
Enter Innkeeper.
Innkeeper. Sir Knight, I pray you — De Morville. None of your prayers, Infidel ! Fetch me my horse in a trice, or I '11 cut off thy head, and nail it up over thine own door for a Saracen's !
Innkeeper. Why, Sir, your horses have been just led out the back way.
Brito. By whom, knave?
Innkeeper. By two servants at command of my lord the Archbishop, who said he would explain all to your worships.
De Morvill...e. Here 's pretty doings !
Brito. By St. Edward, this passes !
De Morville. Which way are they gone . '' Innkeeper. Round about, sir ; but his Grace is here.
[Exit.
94 THOMAS A BECKET. [act iv.
Enter Becket, Gryme, and Bosham.
Becket. You took, my menials tell me, certain horses Out of mine inn to-day ; was it not so ? [To Gryme.
Gryme. Two sorrels and a black.
De Morville. They were our own.
Becket. They were of twenty sent me yesternight, As present from the King : I cannot lose them !
Brito.
What to read after Thomas Becket a Dramatic Chronicle in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Darley to read onlineMoreLess
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