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_Bow_. Is the watch set in the King's quarter yet.
_Lieu_. An houre agoe.
_Bow_. 'Zounds what foolish Canaanits were they to run in debt to theireyes for an houres sleepe sooner then they needed! Sergeant.
_Ser_. Anon, Sir.
_Bow_. Anon, Sir! s'hart the Rogue answers like a Drawer, but tis thetricke of most of these Sergeants, all clincum clancum. Gods dynes[118], I am an _Onyon_ if I had not rather serve formost in the forlorne hoopeof a battell or runne poynt blancke against the mouth of a dou...blecharged Cannon then come under the arrests of some their pewter pessels. Zounds, tis hotter a great deale then hell mouth and _Dives_ burning inSulphur: but thou art none of the genealogy of them. Where must we watchto night?
_Serg_. In the furthest Trenches that confront the enemies campe.
_Bow_. Thats the next way to have all our throats cut.
_Lieu_. That cannot be; you know, Captain, there's a peace toward.
_Bow_. A pox a peace, it keeps our Ancient whole, but s'hart ourgaberdines go to wrack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_Bow_. Is the watch set in the King's quarter yet.
_Lieu_. An houre agoe.
_Bow_. 'Zounds what foolish Canaanits were they to run in debt to theireyes for an houres sleepe sooner then they needed! Sergeant.
_Ser_. Anon, Sir.
_Bow_. Anon, Sir! s'hart the Rogue answers like a Drawer, but tis thetricke of most of these Sergeants, all clincum clancum. Gods dynes[118], I am an _Onyon_ if I had not rather serve formost in the forlorne hoopeof a battell or runne poynt blancke against the mouth of a dou...blecharged Cannon then come under the arrests of some their pewter pessels. Zounds, tis hotter a great deale then hell mouth and _Dives_ burning inSulphur: but thou art none of the genealogy of them. Where must we watchto night?
_Serg_. In the furthest Trenches that confront the enemies campe.
_Bow_. Thats the next way to have all our throats cut.
_Lieu_. That cannot be; you know, Captain, there's a peace toward.
_Bow_. A pox a peace, it keeps our Ancient whole, but s'hart ourgaberdines go to wrack.
What to read after A Collection of Old English Plays, volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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