"Anonymous - Alliterative Morte Arthure, The" - читать интересную книгу автора (Anonymous)673: Thow has clenly юe cure that to my coroune langez
674: Of all my werХlеdez wele, and my weyffe eke; 675: Luke юowe kepe the so clere there be no cause fonden 676: When I to contre come, if Cryste will it thole; 677: And thow haue grace gudly to gouerne thy seluen, 678: I sall coroune юe, knyghte, kyng with my handez." 679: Юan Sir Modrede full myldly meles hym seluen, 680: Knelyd to юe Conquerour and carpes юise wordez: 681: "I beseke 3ow, Sir, as my sybbe lorde, 682: Юat 3e will for charyte cheese 3ow anoюer; 683: For if 3e putte me in юis plytte, 3owre pople es dyssauyde; 684: To presente a prynce astate my powere es symple. 685: When oюer of werre wysse are wyrchipide hereaftyre, 686: Than may I forsothe be sette bott at lyttill. 687: To passe in 3our presance my purpos es takyn, 688: And all my purueaunce apperte fore my pris knyghtez." 689: "Thowe arte my neuewe full nere, my nurree of olde, 690: That I haue chastyede and chosen, a childe of my chambyre; 691: For the sybredyn of me, foresake noghte юis offyce; 692: That thow ne wyrk my will, thow watte whatte it menes." 693: Nowe he takez hys leue and lengez no langere, 694: At lordez at legemen, юat leues hym byhynden. 695: And seyne юat worthilyche wy went vnto chambyre, 696: For to comfurthe юe Qwene, юat in care lenges. 697: Waynour, waykly wepande, hym kyssiz, 699: "I may wery the wye thatt this werre mouede, --------------------------------------------------------- -60- 700: That warnes me wyrchippe of my wedde lorde; 701: All my lykyng of lyfe owte of lande wendez, 702: And I in langour am lefte, leue 3e, for euere. 703: Whyne myghte I, dere lufe, dye in 3our armes, 704: Are I юis destanye of dule sulde drye by myne one?" 705: "Grefe юe noghte, Gaynour, fore Goddes lufe of Hewen, 706: Ne gruche noghte my ganggyng: it sall to gude turne. 707: Thy wonrydez and thy wepyng woundez myn herte; 708: I may noghte wit of юis woo, for all юis werlde ryche! 709: I haue made a kepare, a knyghte of thyn awen, 710: Ouerlyng of Ynglande, vndyre thy seluen, 711: And that es Sir Mordrede, юat юow has mekyll praysede, 712: Sall be thy dictour, my dere, to doo whatte the lykes." 713: Thane he takes hys leue at ladys in chambyre, 714: Kysside them kyndlyche and to Criste beteches; 715: And then cho swounes full swythe, wheХnе he hys swerde aschede, 716: Twys in a swounyng, swelte as cho walde. 717: He pressed to his palfray, in presance of lordes, 718: Prekys of the palez with his prys knyghtes; |
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