William of Normandy a Chronicle Play
William of Normandy a Chronicle Play
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And wavered 'twixt the scales. If Buckingham, With all the vassalage at his command, Had not been fearful of an old king's wrath, Had dared to join the justice of our cause, Why, then, my lord, you had not been left out ? Shrewsbury. 'Tis false ! I never wavered nor do I now. My mouth is sealed ; but when your swords are out William of Normandy 69 I then may strike a blow for my good king !
[Exit. Clare. Another gone ! My lord, our cause is lost! Robert. Lost, Clare ? Why, France is yet upon ou...r side, And Odo has assured ten thousand men ; And Mowbray, too, a valiant gentleman ! Clare. But not one wise in council. Robert. Three's enough For council, Clare ; and when we come to blows Why, Mowbray is a match for any man. I hardly hoped for Buckingham, nor yet For Shrewsbury but it was worth the risk ! With them our cause were won; now we must fight The greater glory, therefore, when we win ! And haply in the skirmish we may kill Those earls who with us were so troublesome, But who against us do accuse themselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And wavered 'twixt the scales. If Buckingham, With all the vassalage at his command, Had not been fearful of an old king's wrath, Had dared to join the justice of our cause, Why, then, my lord, you had not been left out ? Shrewsbury. 'Tis false ! I never wavered nor do I now. My mouth is sealed ; but when your swords are out William of Normandy 69 I then may strike a blow for my good king !
[Exit. Clare. Another gone ! My lord, our cause is lost! Robert. Lost, Clare ? Why, France is yet upon ou...r side, And Odo has assured ten thousand men ; And Mowbray, too, a valiant gentleman ! Clare. But not one wise in council. Robert. Three's enough For council, Clare ; and when we come to blows Why, Mowbray is a match for any man. I hardly hoped for Buckingham, nor yet For Shrewsbury but it was worth the risk ! With them our cause were won; now we must fight The greater glory, therefore, when we win ! And haply in the skirmish we may kill Those earls who with us were so troublesome, But who against us do accuse themselves.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter S Walter Swain Hinchman to read onlineMoreLess
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