A Dream of John Ball ; And, a King's Lesson (Reprinted From the 'commonweal')
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For be 96 A DREAM OF JOHN BALL.
sure that the Fellowship in Essex shall not fail you ; nor shall the Londoners who hate the king's uncles withstand you ; nor hath the Court any great force to meet you in the field ; ye shall cast fear and trembling into their hearts.' 'Even so, I thought,' said he ; ' but afterwards what shall betide?' Said I, ' It grieves my heart to say that which I think. Yet hearken ; many a man's son shall die who is now alive and happy, and if the soldiers be slain, and o...f them most not on the field, but by the lawyers, how shall the captains escape ? Surely thou goest to thy death.' He smiled very sweetly, yet proudly, as he said : ' Yea, the road is long, but the end cometh at last. Friend, many a day have I been dying ; for my sister, with whom I have played and been merry in the autumn tide about the edges of the stubble-fields ; and we gathered the nuts and bramble-berries there, and started thence the missel-thrush, and wondered at his voice and thought him big ; and the sparrow-hawk wheeled and turned over the hedges and the weasel ran across the path, and the sound of the sheep- bells came to us from the downs as we sat happy on the grass ; and she is dead and gone from the earth, for she pined from famine after the years of the great sickness ; and my brother was A DREAM OF JOHN BALL.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For be 96 A DREAM OF JOHN BALL.
sure that the Fellowship in Essex shall not fail you ; nor shall the Londoners who hate the king's uncles withstand you ; nor hath the Court any great force to meet you in the field ; ye shall cast fear and trembling into their hearts.' 'Even so, I thought,' said he ; ' but afterwards what shall betide?' Said I, ' It grieves my heart to say that which I think. Yet hearken ; many a man's son shall die who is now alive and happy, and if the soldiers be slain, and o...f them most not on the field, but by the lawyers, how shall the captains escape ? Surely thou goest to thy death.' He smiled very sweetly, yet proudly, as he said : ' Yea, the road is long, but the end cometh at last. Friend, many a day have I been dying ; for my sister, with whom I have played and been merry in the autumn tide about the edges of the stubble-fields ; and we gathered the nuts and bramble-berries there, and started thence the missel-thrush, and wondered at his voice and thought him big ; and the sparrow-hawk wheeled and turned over the hedges and the weasel ran across the path, and the sound of the sheep- bells came to us from the downs as we sat happy on the grass ; and she is dead and gone from the earth, for she pined from famine after the years of the great sickness ; and my brother was A DREAM OF JOHN BALL.
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