Today’s Totally Random
Lines
I then moved you,
My Lord of Canterbury;
and got your leave
To make this present
summons: unsolicited
I left no reverend
person in this court;
But by particular consent
proceeded
Under your hands and
seals: therefore, go on:
For no dislike i’ the
world against the person
Of the good queen, but
the sharp thorny points
Of my alleged reasons,
drive this forward:
Prove but our marriage
lawful, by my life
And kingly dignity, we
are contented
To wear our mortal state
to come with her,
Katharine our queen,
before the primest creature
That paragon’d the
world.
King Henry
King Henry the Eighth Act II, Scene iv, Line 211
Well that’s a long line, isn’t it? And easily
understandable? Not quite. But it is one sentence, albeit with a lot of colons,
commas, and semicolons. Just to be clear, the one Totally Random Line that was
randomly picked today is
Under your hands and seals: therefore,
go on:
I think you’ll agree that I couldn’t
give you that line all on its own. Right?
2 comments:
To be honest, I think it would have been easier to understand the line without the additional 'context'.
Noted.
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