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about�拭�Reach me some skein of silk。 What�察�are you come�察�fair lord�拭�Now 

by my life That lives here idle�察�I am right glad of you�察�I have slept so well 

and sweet since yesternight It seems our dancing put me in glad heart。 Did 

you sleep well�拭�

     CHASTELARD。 Yea�察�as a man may sleep。 

     QUEEN。 You smile as if I jested�察�do not men Sleep as we do�拭�Had you 

fair dreams in the night�拭�For me´but I should fret you with my dreams´ I 

dreamed sweet things。 You are good at soothsaying�此�Make me a sonnet of 

my dream。 

     CHASTELARD。            I will�察�When I shall know it。 

     QUEEN。 I thought I was asleep In Paris�察�lying by my lord�察�and knew 

In   somewise   he   was   well   awake�察  �and   yet   I   could   not   wake   too�察  �and   I 

seemed   to   know   He   hated   me�察  �and   the   least   breath   I   made   Would   turn 

somehow to slay or stifle me。 Then in brief time he rose and went away�察�

Saying�察�Let her dream�察�but when her dream is out I will come back and 



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kill her as she wakes。 And I lay sick and trembling with sore fear�察�And still 

I knew that I was deep asleep�察�And thinking I must dream now�察�or I die�察�

God   send   me   some   good   dream   lest   I   be   slain�察  �Fell   fancying   one   had 

bound my feet with cords And bade me dance�察�and the first measure made 

I fell upon my face and wept for pain�此�And my cords broke�察�and I began 

the   dance   To   a   bitter   tune�察  �and   he   that   danced   with   me   Was   clothed   in 

black with long red lines and bars And masked down to the lips�察�but by the 

chin I knew you though your lips were sewn up close With scarlet thread 

all dabbled wet in blood。 And then   I knew the dream  was not for   good。 

And striving with sore travail to reach up And kiss you ��you were taller in 

my dream�� I missed your lips and woke。 

     CHASTELARD。 Sweet dreams�察�you said�拭�An evil dream I hold it for�察�

sweet love。 

     QUEEN。 You call love sweet�察�yea�察�what is bitter�察�then�拭�There's nothing 

broken sleep could hit upon So bitter as the breaking down of love。 You 

call me sweet�察�I am not sweet to you�察�Nor you´O�察�I would say not sweet to 

me�察�And if I said so I should hardly lie。 But there have been those things 

between us�察�sir�察�That men call sweet。 

     CHASTELARD。 I know not how There is Turns to There hath been�察�'t 

is a heavier change Than change of flesh to dust。 Yet though years change 

And good things end and evil things grow great�察�The old love that was�察�or 

that   was   dreamed     about�察  �That    sang   and   kissed   and   wept   upon    itself�察�

Laughed and ran mad with love of its own face�察�That was a sweet thing。 

     QUEEN。       Nay�察  �I  know    not   well。  'T   is  when   the  man    is  held  fast 

underground They say for sooth what manner of heart he had。 We are alive�察�

and cannot be well sure If we loved much or little�此�think you not It were 

convenient one of us should die�拭�

     CHASTELARD。 Madam�察�your speech is harsh to understand。 

     QUEEN。   Why�察  �there   could   come   no   change   then�察  �one   of   us   Would 

never need to fear our love might turn To the sad thing that it may grow to 

be。 I would sometimes all things were dead asleep That I have loved�察�all 

buried in   soft   beds And sealed   with dreams   and   visions�察 �and   each   dawn 

Sung to by sorrows�察�and all night assuaged By short sweet kissed and by 

sweet long loves For old life's sake�察�lest weeping overmuch Should wake 



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them    in  a  strange    new   time�察  �and   arm   Memory's     blind   hand   to  kill 

forgetfulness。 

     CHASTELARD。 Look�察�you dream still�察�and sadly。 

    QUEEN。 Sooth�察�a dream�察�For such things died or lied in sweet love's 

face�察�And I forget them not�察�God help my wit� �I would the whole world 

were   made   up of sleep And   life not   fashioned out   of lies   and loves。 We 

foolish women have such times�察�you know�察�When we are weary or afraid 

or sick For perfect nothing。 

     CHASTELARD。 ��Aside。�А�Now would one be fain To know what bitter 

or   what   dangerous   thing   She   thinks   of�察  �softly   chafing   her   soft   lip。   She 

must mean evil。 

    QUEEN。 Are you sad too�察�sir�察�That you say nothing�拭�

     CHASTELARD。 I�拭�not sad a jot´ Though this your talk might make a 

blithe man sad。 

    QUEEN。 O me� �I must not let stray sorrows out�察�They are ill to fledge�察�

and if they feel blithe air They wail and chirp untunefully。 Would God I 

had been a man� �when I was born�察�men say�察�My father turned his face and 

wept to think I was no man。 

     CHASTELARD。 Will you weep too�拭�

    QUEEN。 In sooth�察�If I were a man I should be no base man�察�I could 

have fought�察�yea�察�I could fight now too If men would show me�察�I would I 

were the king� �I should be all ways better than I am。 

     CHASTELARD。 Nay�察�would you have more honor�察�having this´ Men's 

hearts and loves and the sweet spoil of souls Given you like simple gold to 

bind your hair�拭�Say you were king of thews�察�not queen of souls�察�An iron 

headpiece hammered to a head�察�You might fall too。 

    QUEEN。 No�察�then I would not fall�察�Or God should make me woman 

back again。 To be King James´you hear men say King James�察�The word 

sounds like a  piece of gold thrown   down�察�Rings   with a  round and   royal 

note in it´ A name to write good record of�察�this king Fought here and there�察�

was beaten such a day�察�And came at last to a good end�察�his life Being all 

lived out�察�and for the main part well And like a king's life�察�then to have 

men say ��As now they say of Flodden�察�here they broke And there they held 

up to the end�� years back They saw you´yea�察�I saw the king's face helmed 



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Red in the hot lit foreground of some fight Hold the whole war as it were 

by the bit�察�a horse Fit for his knees' grip´the great rearing war That frothed 

with lips flung up�察�and shook men's lives Off either flank of it like snow�察�I 

saw ��You could not hear as his sword rang���察�saw him Shout�察�laugh�察�smite 

straight�察  �and   flaw   the   riven   ranks�察  �Move   as   the   wind   moves�察  �and   his 

horse's feet Stripe their long flags with dust。 Why�察�if one died�察�To die so in 

the heart and heat of war Were a much goodlier thing than living soft And 

speaking sweet for fear of men。 Woe's me�察�Is there no way to pluck this 

body   off�拭  �Then   I   should   never   fear   a   man   again�察  �Even   in   my   dreams   I 

should not�察�no�察�by heaven。 

     CHASTELARD。 I never thought you did fear anything。 

     QUEEN。 God knows I do�察�I could be sick with wrath To think what 

grievous fear I have 'twixt whiles Of mine own self and of base men�此�last 

night   If   certain   lords   were   glancing   where   I   was   Under   the   eyelid�察  �with 

sharp lip and brow�察�I tell   you�察�for pure shame and fear   of them�察�I   could 

have gone and slain them。 

     CHASTELARD。 Verily�察�You   are changed   since those  good days   that 

fell in France�察�But yet I think you are not so changed at heart As to fear 

man。 

     QUEEN。 I would I had no need。 Lend me   your sword a little�察�a fair 

sword�察�I see the fingers that I hold it with Clear in the blade�察�bright pink�察�

the shell´color�察 �Brighter   than   flesh   is   really�察 �curved   all   round。  Now   men 

would mock if I should wear it here�察�Bound under bosom with a girdle�察�

here�察�And   yet   I   have   heart   enough   to   wear   it   well。   Speak   to   me   like   a 

woman�察�let me see If I can play at man。 

     CHASTELARD。 God save King James� �

     QUEEN。 Would you could change now� �Fie�察�this will not do�察�Unclasp 

your sword�察�nay�察�the hilt hurts my side�察�It sticks fast here。 Unbind this knot 

for me�此�Stoop�察�and you'll see it closer�察�thank you�此�there。 Now I can breathe�察�

sir。 Ah� �it hurts me�察�though�此�This was fool's play。 

     CHASTELARD。 Yea�察�you are better so�察�Without the sword�察�your eyes 

are stronger things�察�Whether to save or slay。 

     QUEEN。 Alas�察�my side� �It hurts right sorely。 Is it not pitiful Our souls 

should be so bound about with flesh Even when they leap and smite with 



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wings and feet�察�The least pain plucks them back�察�puts out their eyes�察�Turns 

them to tears and words�拭�Ah my sweet knight�察�You have the better of us 

that weave and weep While the blithe battle blows upon your eyes Like 

rain    and   wind�察   �yet  I  remember      too  When     this   last  year   the  fight  at 

Corrichie   Reddened   the   rushes   with   stained   fen´water�察  �I   rode   with   my 

good men   and   took delight�察 �Feeling   the   sweet   clear   wind   upon   my  eyes 

And rainy soft smells blown upon my face In riding�此�then the great fight 

jarred and joined�察�And the sound stung me right through heart and all�察�For 

I was here�察�see�察�gazing off the hills�察�In the wet air�察�our housings were all 

wet�察�And not a plume stood stiffly past the ear But flapped between   the 

bridle and the neck�察�And under us we saw the battle go Like running water�察�

I   could   see   by   fits   Some   helm  the   rain   fell   shining   off�察  �some   flag   Snap 

from the staff�察�shorn through or broken short In the man's falling�此�yea�察�one 

seemed to catch The very grasp of tumbled men at men�察�Teeth clenched in 

throats�察�hands riveted in hair�察�Tearing the life out with no help of swords。 

And all the clamor seemed to shine�察�the light Seemed to shout as a man 

doth�察�twice I laughed I tel
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