Queen Mary and Harold by Alfred Lord Tennyson
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CROWD (_coming on_).
God save their Graces! STAFFORD. Bagenhall, I see The Tudor green and white. (_Trumpets_.) They are coming now. And here's a crowd as thick as herring-shoals. BAGENHALL. Be limpets to this pillar, or we are torn Down the strong wave of brawlers. CROWD. God save their Graces! [_Procession of Trumpeters, Javelin-men, etc.; then Spanish and Flemish Nobles intermingled_. STAFFORD. Worth seeing, Bagenhall! These black dog-Dons Garb themselves bravely. Who's the long-face there, Looks very Spain of very Spain? BAGENHALL. The Duke Of Alva, an iron soldier. STAFFORD. And the Dutchman, Now laughing at some jest? BAGENHALL. William of Orange, William the Silent. STAFFORD. Why do they call him so? |
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