Godfrida a Play in Four Acts
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— You will wish you had held your tongue, master Seneschal. I shall tread upon your toes for this — upon every corn in your splay-footed vanity.
\^Goes out iffipaiiently by the door on the left. Thangbrand stares stolidly at Gaucelm and goes out by the door en the right.
Enter Ingleram and Dagobert by the large door.
Gaucelm. Good evening, Sir Ingleram. Good even- ing, sir.
Ingleram. What is tliis ridiculous story about my niece ?
Gaucelm. I think she hardly finds it ridiculous, sir, Ingleratn.... It is true, then. She is in prison ?
Gaucelm. Her liberty is certainly restrained.
Ingleratn. And Siward and Isemberl ?
Gaucelm. They also are under guard.
Ingleram. On a charge of conspiracy ? [Gaucelm assents. \ I pray you, say to the Duchess that I will become surety for my niece.
Dagobert. And I also, if her uncle is not sufficient.
72 GODFRIDA [act III Gaucehn. Frankly, gentlemen, I cannot promise. I carried a request to her Grace just before you came : she granted it, but she forbade me to trouble her again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— You will wish you had held your tongue, master Seneschal. I shall tread upon your toes for this — upon every corn in your splay-footed vanity.
\^Goes out iffipaiiently by the door on the left. Thangbrand stares stolidly at Gaucelm and goes out by the door en the right.
Enter Ingleram and Dagobert by the large door.
Gaucelm. Good evening, Sir Ingleram. Good even- ing, sir.
Ingleram. What is tliis ridiculous story about my niece ?
Gaucelm. I think she hardly finds it ridiculous, sir, Ingleratn.... It is true, then. She is in prison ?
Gaucelm. Her liberty is certainly restrained.
Ingleratn. And Siward and Isemberl ?
Gaucelm. They also are under guard.
Ingleram. On a charge of conspiracy ? [Gaucelm assents. \ I pray you, say to the Duchess that I will become surety for my niece.
Dagobert. And I also, if her uncle is not sufficient.
72 GODFRIDA [act III Gaucehn. Frankly, gentlemen, I cannot promise. I carried a request to her Grace just before you came : she granted it, but she forbade me to trouble her again.
What to read after Godfrida a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Davidson to read onlineMoreLess
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