Becket and other plays by Alfred Lord Tennyson
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about her, and this Becket, her father's friend, like
enough staved us from her. ELEANOR. Us! FITZURSE. Yea, by the Blessed Virgin! There were more than I buzzing round the blossom--De Tracy--even that flint De Brito. ELEANOR. Carry her off among you; run in upon her and devour her, one and all of you; make her as hateful to herself and to the King, as she is to me. FITZURSE. I and all would be glad to wreak our spite on the rose-faced minion of the King, and bring her to the level of the dust, so that the King-- ELEANOR. Let her eat it like the serpent, and be driven out of her paradise. ACT ONE. |
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