Cromwell by Alfred B. Richards
page 73 of 186 (39%)
page 73 of 186 (39%)
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with them. Newcastle, with his white coats, is
winning on us at the pike's point. _Crom._ That's what is done. What is to do? What says the General? _Offi._ That you charge Rupert. _Crom._ Why did you not speak sooner? I am dead To hear you drawl thus. Righteous Lambert, on! Bring up the regiments. Tell brave Frizell, He shall see sport anon-- [_A Soldier gives him his morion._] I will not wear it! I cannot see around-- [_A heavy discharge of cannon heard without._] Ho! Desborough, Here is a dinner for thee. See thou carve it Right well. On! on! a Cromwell for a Rupert! _Soldiers._ The Lord and Cromwell! _Crom._ Nay, not thus: shout rather |
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