Francis the First a Tragedy in Five Acts As Performed At the Theatre Royal Co
Francis the First a Tragedy in Five Acts As Performed At the Theatre Royal Co
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Bour. Go to go to! I have fought battles, father, Where death and 1 have met in full close contact, And parted, knowing we should meet again; Go prate to others about skulls and graves; Thou never didst in heat of combat stand, Or know what good acquaintance soldiers have "With the pale scarecrow Death!
Gon (aside-) Ah, think'st thou so? Hear me, thou hard of heart ! They who go forth to battle are led on 48 FRANCIS THE FIRST- With sprightly trumpets and shrill claro'rouf clarions; The drum dot...h roll its double notes along:, Echoing the horses' tramp; and the sweet fife Runs through the yielding air in duclet measure, That makes the heart leap in its case of steel ! Thou, slink be knell'd unto thy death by bells, Pond'rous and iron tongued, whose sullen toll Shall cleave thine aching brain, and on thy soul . Fall with a leaden weight; the muffled drum Stall mutter round thy path like distant thun ler; 'Stead ot the war cry, and wild battle roar, That swells upon the tide of victory, And seems unto the conqueror's eager ear Triumphant harmony- of glorious discords, There shall be voices cry foul shame on thee!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bour. Go to go to! I have fought battles, father, Where death and 1 have met in full close contact, And parted, knowing we should meet again; Go prate to others about skulls and graves; Thou never didst in heat of combat stand, Or know what good acquaintance soldiers have "With the pale scarecrow Death!
Gon (aside-) Ah, think'st thou so? Hear me, thou hard of heart ! They who go forth to battle are led on 48 FRANCIS THE FIRST- With sprightly trumpets and shrill claro'rouf clarions; The drum dot...h roll its double notes along:, Echoing the horses' tramp; and the sweet fife Runs through the yielding air in duclet measure, That makes the heart leap in its case of steel ! Thou, slink be knell'd unto thy death by bells, Pond'rous and iron tongued, whose sullen toll Shall cleave thine aching brain, and on thy soul . Fall with a leaden weight; the muffled drum Stall mutter round thy path like distant thun ler; 'Stead ot the war cry, and wild battle roar, That swells upon the tide of victory, And seems unto the conqueror's eager ear Triumphant harmony- of glorious discords, There shall be voices cry foul shame on thee!
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