Wiclif: An Historical Drama
Wiclif: An Historical Drama
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Then we do err ?
Wic. Thou sayest.
Bishop. Out ! Away from us, bold man !
Relieve us of thy presence while thou mayest ; Later, perhaps, thou wilt not go so quick !
IVic. I leave you, as you wish it. Soon, perhaps.
Yourselves shall know that I do speak the truth.
[He goes out.
Bishop. What say you to this rising, good your Grace ?
It doth seem dangerous.
Arch. I cannot tell.
For it may be that it will turn to nought.
As many such.
Bishop. I fear it is not so, For I do hear the rebels are increa...sing.
Over nine counties the revolt has spread.
It will take much to stop it.
Arch. Courage still !
Digitized by Google Scene II.] WICLIR 107 A mighty storm that rages in the night Doth leave the sky unclouded by the mom.
Bishop. But not before full many a tree is fallen That sheltered many birds before the blast.
Scene II.
Open country near London. The camp of the Revolters. A distant view of London in the background. Wat Tyler, the leader of the Revolt, and others.
\st Revolter. Speak, Master Walter, what do you propose ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then we do err ?
Wic. Thou sayest.
Bishop. Out ! Away from us, bold man !
Relieve us of thy presence while thou mayest ; Later, perhaps, thou wilt not go so quick !
IVic. I leave you, as you wish it. Soon, perhaps.
Yourselves shall know that I do speak the truth.
[He goes out.
Bishop. What say you to this rising, good your Grace ?
It doth seem dangerous.
Arch. I cannot tell.
For it may be that it will turn to nought.
As many such.
Bishop. I fear it is not so, For I do hear the rebels are increa...sing.
Over nine counties the revolt has spread.
It will take much to stop it.
Arch. Courage still !
Digitized by Google Scene II.] WICLIR 107 A mighty storm that rages in the night Doth leave the sky unclouded by the mom.
Bishop. But not before full many a tree is fallen That sheltered many birds before the blast.
Scene II.
Open country near London. The camp of the Revolters. A distant view of London in the background. Wat Tyler, the leader of the Revolt, and others.
\st Revolter. Speak, Master Walter, what do you propose ?
What to read after Wiclif: An Historical Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Sayle to read onlineMoreLess
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