The Barons Wars Nymphidia And Other Poems
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E 130 THE BARONS' WARS, 69.
And let the Genius of that woful place Become the guide to his more frightful ghost, With hair dishevelled and a ghastly face, And haunt the prison where his life was lost, And as the den of horror and disgrace, Let it be fearful over all the coast ; That those hereafter that do travel near Never may view it but with heavy cheer.
THE SIXTH CANTO.
THE ARGUMENT.
Lord Mortimer made Earl of March, how he And the bright Queen rule all things by their might The state where...in at Nottingham they be, The cost wherewith their pompous Court is dight, Envied by those their hateful pride that see : The King attempts the dreadful cave by night, Entering the Castle, taketh him from thence, And March at London dies for his offence.
Now, whilst of sundry accidents we sing, Some of much sadness, others of delight, In our conceit strange objects fashioning ; We our free numbers tenderly invite Somewhat to slack this melancholy string : For wc too soon of death come to indite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E 130 THE BARONS' WARS, 69.
And let the Genius of that woful place Become the guide to his more frightful ghost, With hair dishevelled and a ghastly face, And haunt the prison where his life was lost, And as the den of horror and disgrace, Let it be fearful over all the coast ; That those hereafter that do travel near Never may view it but with heavy cheer.
THE SIXTH CANTO.
THE ARGUMENT.
Lord Mortimer made Earl of March, how he And the bright Queen rule all things by their might The state where...in at Nottingham they be, The cost wherewith their pompous Court is dight, Envied by those their hateful pride that see : The King attempts the dreadful cave by night, Entering the Castle, taketh him from thence, And March at London dies for his offence.
Now, whilst of sundry accidents we sing, Some of much sadness, others of delight, In our conceit strange objects fashioning ; We our free numbers tenderly invite Somewhat to slack this melancholy string : For wc too soon of death come to indite.
What to read after The Barons Wars Nymphidia And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drayton Michael to read onlineMoreLess
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