The Geste of the Girdle
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beast! I'd wed Beelzebul Rather than do so much as touch that hand, Red with the blood of France.
Charles {tugging childlike at Katharine'' s sleeve) Come play with me, Play, little girl a while {attitude of martial dignity) and then we'll go Riding our palfreys into London Town, Through cheering streets and to the bannered abbey.
Where England's diadem shall crown my head.* * * {Crying out as with pain) Not that ! * * my brain boils ! * * Oh, the pitiless sun !
We've marched too far today. I t...hirst! I thirst!
Give me a cup of wine {vaguely) — a cup and ball.
{Singing) Dance, little ball, dance while you may, Cup shall swallow thee straightway.
{He plays) Katharine {sorrowfully) Peace, father; play thy plays, but give me peace.
{To Malise) What kind of man is Henry.? tell me, girl.
Malise Stalwart and tall, with tawny yellow head And yellow beard; liis eager eyes two swords Of glittering, blue steel, that dart and pierce: "Butcher of France?" I could love such a one And creep into his great strong arms, content, Though he were murderer of all the world!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
beast! I'd wed Beelzebul Rather than do so much as touch that hand, Red with the blood of France.
Charles {tugging childlike at Katharine'' s sleeve) Come play with me, Play, little girl a while {attitude of martial dignity) and then we'll go Riding our palfreys into London Town, Through cheering streets and to the bannered abbey.
Where England's diadem shall crown my head.* * * {Crying out as with pain) Not that ! * * my brain boils ! * * Oh, the pitiless sun !
We've marched too far today. I t...hirst! I thirst!
Give me a cup of wine {vaguely) — a cup and ball.
{Singing) Dance, little ball, dance while you may, Cup shall swallow thee straightway.
{He plays) Katharine {sorrowfully) Peace, father; play thy plays, but give me peace.
{To Malise) What kind of man is Henry.? tell me, girl.
Malise Stalwart and tall, with tawny yellow head And yellow beard; liis eager eyes two swords Of glittering, blue steel, that dart and pierce: "Butcher of France?" I could love such a one And creep into his great strong arms, content, Though he were murderer of all the world!
What to read after The Geste of the Girdle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baird, George M. P to read onlineMoreLess
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