Today’s Totally Random
Lines
Such commendations as become a maid,
A virgin, and his servant, say to him.
Margaret
King Henry the Sixth Part I Act V, Scene iii, Line 177
Yesterday we saw
Margaret saying good-bye to Suffolk, holding his head.
Today we have Margaret and Suffolk (the latter’s body still attached to the head) shortly after they’ve met.
Suffolk has received
Margaret’s assent to go to England to marry Henry and become the queen. Now
Suffolk is leaving to go back to tell Henry, but before he leaves, he asks Margaret,
Farewell, sweet madam: but, hark you, Margaret,—
No princely commendations to my king?
Today’s Totally Random Line is Margaret’s reply to Suffolk.
Apparently he’s looking for more because when he pushes her and she tells him she sends an unspotted heart, he responds
And this withal?
That’s all? Then kisses her as he says it.
Ol’ Suffolk is looking to get a little bit of Margaret for himself. Does he succeed? Well, based on the way Margaret was hugging his head yesterday, you gotta wonder.
2 comments:
He pushes her!? That seems rude. Do you mean physically or conversationally?
Conversationally.
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