Queen Mary And Harold
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Thou hast not learnt thy quarters here. The winds so cross and jostle among these towers.
HAROLD. Count of the Normans, thou hast ransom'd us, Maintain'd, and entertain'd us royally!
WILLIAM. And thou for us hast fought as loyally, Which binds us friendship-fast for ever!
HAROLD. Good!But lest we turn the scale of courtesyBy too much pressure on it, I would fain, Since thou hast promised Wulfnoth home with us, Be home again with Wulfnoth.
WILLIAM. Stay--as yetThou hast but seen how Norman hands... can strike, But walk'd our Norman field, scarce touch'd or tastedThe splendours of our Court.
HAROLD. I am in no mood:I should be as the shadow of a cloudCrossing your light.
WILLIAM. Nay, rest a week or two, And we will fill thee full of Norman sun, And send thee back among thine island mistsWith laughter.
HAROLD. Count, I thank thee, but had ratherBreathe the free wind from off our Saxon downs, Tho' charged with all the wet of all the west.
WILLIAM. Why if thou wilt, so let it be--thou shalt.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou hast not learnt thy quarters here. The winds so cross and jostle among these towers.
HAROLD. Count of the Normans, thou hast ransom'd us, Maintain'd, and entertain'd us royally!
WILLIAM. And thou for us hast fought as loyally, Which binds us friendship-fast for ever!
HAROLD. Good!But lest we turn the scale of courtesyBy too much pressure on it, I would fain, Since thou hast promised Wulfnoth home with us, Be home again with Wulfnoth.
WILLIAM. Stay--as yetThou hast but seen how Norman hands... can strike, But walk'd our Norman field, scarce touch'd or tastedThe splendours of our Court.
HAROLD. I am in no mood:I should be as the shadow of a cloudCrossing your light.
WILLIAM. Nay, rest a week or two, And we will fill thee full of Norman sun, And send thee back among thine island mistsWith laughter.
HAROLD. Count, I thank thee, but had ratherBreathe the free wind from off our Saxon downs, Tho' charged with all the wet of all the west.
WILLIAM. Why if thou wilt, so let it be--thou shalt.
What to read after Queen Mary And Harold?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tennyson to read onlineMoreLess
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