Wat Tyler a Play in Three Acts
Wat Tyler a Play in Three Acts
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STRAW (loudly) : Stand back. A hearing. (The noise dies down. Alice Dale mixes with the crowd and is forgotten). TYLER : Brothers, in the way of my trade I have gone here and there, using my eyes. I know that south as far as to the sea, north to the Thames and north again as far as the Fens, and away up into the wool country beyond, men are gathered together as you are gathered. I know more ; across the sea, in the Netherlands, in France, far away in Italy, your cry is rising. Everywhere on the... great trade routes the news is spreading the news that labour is afoot, that labour has a voice, that labour will be heard and have its own. Don't think you are a little band of malcontents to be tossed aside like a handful of dust. If to-morrow's sun finds you weeping in your fields you will be the craven few; the great body will have gone past you. Why long ago, when John Ball was preaching on the highways VOICES : John Ball ay, we have heard of John Ball. TYLER : And forgotten him. These three months, they say, he has lain in prison PEDLAR (struggling excitedly to the front) : I know where he is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
STRAW (loudly) : Stand back. A hearing. (The noise dies down. Alice Dale mixes with the crowd and is forgotten). TYLER : Brothers, in the way of my trade I have gone here and there, using my eyes. I know that south as far as to the sea, north to the Thames and north again as far as the Fens, and away up into the wool country beyond, men are gathered together as you are gathered. I know more ; across the sea, in the Netherlands, in France, far away in Italy, your cry is rising. Everywhere on the... great trade routes the news is spreading the news that labour is afoot, that labour has a voice, that labour will be heard and have its own. Don't think you are a little band of malcontents to be tossed aside like a handful of dust. If to-morrow's sun finds you weeping in your fields you will be the craven few; the great body will have gone past you. Why long ago, when John Ball was preaching on the highways VOICES : John Ball ay, we have heard of John Ball. TYLER : And forgotten him. These three months, they say, he has lain in prison PEDLAR (struggling excitedly to the front) : I know where he is.
What to read after Wat Tyler a Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Halcott Glover to read onlineMoreLess
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