"Anonymous - Alliterative Morte Arthure, The" - читать интересную книгу автора (Anonymous)89: Trow it for no trufles: his targe es to schewe.
90: Now in this New3ers Daye, with notaries synge, 91: I make the somouns in sale to sue for ■i landys, 92: That on Lammesse Daye thare be no lette founden, 93: ▐at thow bee redy at Rome with all thi Rounde Table, 94: Appere in his presens with thy price knyghtez, 95: At pryme of the daye, in payne of 3our lyvys, 96: In ■e kydd capytoile, before ■e kyng selvyn, 97: When he and his senatours bez sette as them lykes, 98: To ansuere anely why thow ocupyes the laundez 99: That awe homage of alde till hym and his eldyrs; 100: Why thow has redyn and raymede and raunsound ■e pople, 101: And kyllyde doun his cosyns, kyngys ennoynttyde; 102: Thare schall thow gyffe rekkynyng for all thy Round Table 103: Why thow arte rebell to Rome and rentez them wytholdez. 104: 3iff thow theis somouns wythsytte, he sendes thie thies wordes: 105: He sall the seke ouer ■e see wyth sexten kynges, 106: Bryne Bretayn ■e Brade and bryttyn thy knyghtys, 107: And bryng the bouxsomly as a beste with brethe whare hym lykes, 108: That thow ne schall rowte ne ryste vndyr the heuene ryche, 109: ▐ofe thow for reddour of Rome ryne to ■e erthe; 110: For if thow flee into Fraunce or Freselaund ow■er, 111: ▐ou sall be feched with force and ouersette fore euer! 112: Thy fadyr mad fewtee, we fynde in oure rollez, 113: In the regestre of Rome, who-so ryghte lukez. 115: That Iulius Cesar wan with his ientill knyghttes." 116: The Kyng blyschit on the beryn with his brode eghn, 117: ▐at full brymly for breth brynte as the gledys, 118: Keste colours as Kyng, with crouell lates, 119: Luked as a lyon, and on his lyppe bytes. 120: The Romaynes for radnesse ruschte to ■e erthe, 121: Fore ferdnesse of hys face, as they fey were; 122: Cowchide as kenetez before ■e Kyng seluyn: 123: Because of his contenaunce confusede them semede. 124: Then couerd vp a knyghte and criede ful lowde, 125: "Kyng corounede of kynd, curtays and noble, 126: Misdoo no messangere for menske of ■i seluyn, 127: Sen we are in thy manrede and mercy ■e besekes. 128: We lenge with Sir Lucius, that Lorde es of Rome, 129: That es ■e meruelyousteste man ■at on molde lengez; 130: It is lefull till vs his likyng till wyrche; 131: We come at his commaundment; haue vs excusede." 132: Then carpys ■e Conquerour crewell wordez: 133: "Haa, crauaunde knyghte, a cowarde ■e semez! 134: ▐are ╒isх some segge in this sale, and he ware sare greuede, 135: Thow durste noghte for all Lumberdye luke on hym ones." 136: "Sir," sais ■e Senatour, "so Crist mott me helpe, 137: ▐e voute of thi vesage has woundyde vs all! 138: Thow arte ■e lordlyeste lede ■at euer I one lukyde; |
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