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113 None other God but me — ^mc, Thomas, son Of Gilbert Becket, London merchant Outl I hear no more. \Exit Louis.
Our brother's anger puts him, Poor man, beside himself — not wise. My lord.
We have claspt your cause, believing that our brother Had wrong'd you; but this day he proffer'd peace.
You will have war; and tho' we grant the Church Ring over this world's kings, yet, my good lord, We that are kings are something in this world.
And so we pray you, draw yourself from under The wings of Fra...nce. We shelter you no more.
\ExiU John of Oxford.
I am glad that France hath scouted him at last: I told the Pope what manner of man he was. \Exit Roger of York.
Yea, since he flouts the will of either realm, Let either cast him away like a dead dog f \Exit Fouar.
Yea, let a stranger spoil his heritage, And let another take his bishoprick 1 [iExiV.
VOL. QL I Digitized by VjOOQ iC 114 BECKET. ACT n.
De Broc.
Our castle, my lord, belongs to Canterbuiy.
I pray you come and take it \EmL FirzuRSE* When you will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
113 None other God but me — ^mc, Thomas, son Of Gilbert Becket, London merchant Outl I hear no more. \Exit Louis.
Our brother's anger puts him, Poor man, beside himself — not wise. My lord.
We have claspt your cause, believing that our brother Had wrong'd you; but this day he proffer'd peace.
You will have war; and tho' we grant the Church Ring over this world's kings, yet, my good lord, We that are kings are something in this world.
And so we pray you, draw yourself from under The wings of Fra...nce. We shelter you no more.
\ExiU John of Oxford.
I am glad that France hath scouted him at last: I told the Pope what manner of man he was. \Exit Roger of York.
Yea, since he flouts the will of either realm, Let either cast him away like a dead dog f \Exit Fouar.
Yea, let a stranger spoil his heritage, And let another take his bishoprick 1 [iExiV.
VOL. QL I Digitized by VjOOQ iC 114 BECKET. ACT n.
De Broc.
Our castle, my lord, belongs to Canterbuiy.
I pray you come and take it \EmL FirzuRSE* When you will.
What to read after Works of Alfred, Lord Tennyson. ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Tennyson Tennyson to read onlineMoreLess
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