Becket and other plays by Alfred Lord Tennyson
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BECKET.
Nay, let him be. ELEANOR. No, no, my Lord Archbishop, 'Tis known you are midwinter to all women, But often in your chancellorship you served The follies of the King. BECKET. No, not these follies! ELEANOR. My lord, Fitzurse beheld her in your lodging. BECKET. Whom? ELEANOR. Well--you know--the minion, Rosamund. BECKET. He had good eyes! ELEANOR. Then hidden in the street He watch'd her pass with John of Salisbury And heard her cry 'Where is this bower of mine?' BECKET. |
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