The Holiday Round
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Roger (missing the point rather). Nay, if I die, let me die like aman, not like a puling girl. Yet, sweetheart-- Enter Lord Carey by ordinary door.
Carey (forgetting himself in his confusion). Odds my zounds, dodsink me! What murrain is this?
Roger (seizing Sir Thomas's sword, which had been accidentally leftbehind on the table, as I ought to have said before, and advancingthreateningly). It means, my lord, that a villain's time has come. Wilt say a prayer?
[They fight, and Carey is disarmed be...fore they can hurt each other.
Carey (dying game). Strike, Master Dale!
Roger. Nay, I cannot kill in cold blood.
[He throws down his sword. Lord Carey exhibits considerable emotionat this, and decides to turn over an entirely new leaf.
Enter two soldiers.
Carey. Arrest that man! (Roger is seized again. ) Mistress Dorothy, it is for you to say what shall be done with the prisoner.
Dorothy (standing up if she was sitting down, and sitting down ifshe was standing up). Ah, give him to me, my lord!
Carey (joining the hands of Roger and Dorothy).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Roger (missing the point rather). Nay, if I die, let me die like aman, not like a puling girl. Yet, sweetheart-- Enter Lord Carey by ordinary door.
Carey (forgetting himself in his confusion). Odds my zounds, dodsink me! What murrain is this?
Roger (seizing Sir Thomas's sword, which had been accidentally leftbehind on the table, as I ought to have said before, and advancingthreateningly). It means, my lord, that a villain's time has come. Wilt say a prayer?
[They fight, and Carey is disarmed be...fore they can hurt each other.
Carey (dying game). Strike, Master Dale!
Roger. Nay, I cannot kill in cold blood.
[He throws down his sword. Lord Carey exhibits considerable emotionat this, and decides to turn over an entirely new leaf.
Enter two soldiers.
Carey. Arrest that man! (Roger is seized again. ) Mistress Dorothy, it is for you to say what shall be done with the prisoner.
Dorothy (standing up if she was sitting down, and sitting down ifshe was standing up). Ah, give him to me, my lord!
Carey (joining the hands of Roger and Dorothy).
What to read after The Holiday Round?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Milne Alan Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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