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Brave Knight LXII
Contributed by
ramfire
on
Saturday, 3rd March 2007 @ 10:50:37 AM in AEST
Topic:
political
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Brave Knight Canto 4 Book 2 Stanzas 4 and 5
This day young Guenevere and Katharine together slowly strolled cool garden ways. Sir Marcus waited by the trellis screen of roses bright in happy lights glad rays. His racing mind thought grave of waiting days. Then note from Gueneveres hand they could meet without enduring any more delays. With Katharine their meetings most discreet. To see, hold Guenevere would make his stay complete.
Our time is precious, Guenevere, tis so and we must make this time of thy tryst most short seen because Prince James doth wait us go to fire pit making tender sweet boars roast What mayest I do, Katharine, to boast of thy all fine help giving me this place to keep a wondrous rendezvous sans host. Dear Guenevere, a smile thus brightens face. Givest this thy strong knight delight with pleasant grace."
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