Becket and other plays by Alfred Lord Tennyson
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BECKET.
Against the moral excess No physical ache, but failure it may be Of all we aim'd at. John of Salisbury Hath often laid a cold hand on my heats, And Herbert hath rebuked me even now. I will be wise and wary, not the soldier As Foliot swears it.--John, and out of breath! _Enter_ JOHN OF SALISBURY. JOHN OF SALISBURY. Thomas, thou wast not happy taking charge Of this wild Rosamund to please the King, Nor am I happy having charge of her-- The included Danae has escaped again Her tower, and her Acrisius--where to seek? I have been about the city. BECKET. Thou wilt find her Back in her lodging. Go with her--at once-- To-night--my men will guard you to the gates. Be sweet to her, she has many enemies. Send the Great Seal by daybreak. Both, good night! SCENE II.--_Street in Northampton leading to the Castle_. |
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