King JohnWordsworth Editions, 1996 - 104 pages One of Shakespeare's classic history play, King John is a powerful read by one of the world's greatest dramatists. |
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... John is a work of imagination as much as historical account . The action of the play turns on John's determination to keep the throne he has usurped from his nephew Arthur in the face of opposition from Arthur's mother Constance ...
... John is a work of imagination as much as historical account . The action of the play turns on John's determination to keep the throne he has usurped from his nephew Arthur in the face of opposition from Arthur's mother Constance ...
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... JOHN's palace PANDULPH enthroned , holds the crown of England in his hands ; KING JOHN kneels before him ; Lords and others in attendance K. John . Thus have I yielded up into your hand The circle of my glory . Pandulph . [ places the ...
... JOHN's palace PANDULPH enthroned , holds the crown of England in his hands ; KING JOHN kneels before him ; Lords and others in attendance K. John . Thus have I yielded up into your hand The circle of my glory . Pandulph . [ places the ...
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... John . Is this Ascension - day ? Did not the prophet Say that before Ascension - day at noon My crown I should give ... John . Would not my lords return to me again , After they heard young Arthur was alive ? Bastard . They found him ...
... John . Is this Ascension - day ? Did not the prophet Say that before Ascension - day at noon My crown I should give ... John . Would not my lords return to me again , After they heard young Arthur was alive ? Bastard . They found him ...
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Angiers arms art thou Austria Bastard bear Bigot Blanch blood BRABBLER brave breath brother brows calf's-skin cardinal Chatillion child Citizen Constance crown curse Dauphin dead death didst doth DUKE OF AUSTRIA Duke of Britain Elinor England eyes fair faith father fear foot forsworn France French friends Geffrey's gentle give GLOSSARY grandam grief hand hang hear heart heaven hence Henry hold holy honour Hubert JAMES GURNEY King Philip Lady Faulconbridge land Les Misérables Lewis liege lion look lord Lord Salisbury M. R. JAMES Madam majesty Melun Messenger mother night noble o'er Pandulph peace Pembroke play prince revolt Richard III Salisbury Shakespeare's shame Sir Robert sorrow soul speak spirit stand swear sweet Swinstead Telephone thee thine thou art thou dost thou hast thou mayst thou shalt thyself tongue Touraine trumpet usurping young Arthur