A Fool's Wisdom; a Sketch of 1586
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Your pardon, gentles, one of you I seek, I know not which.
Fool.
Sir, if you'd verses buy, There's your quill, but if you seek a patron, This mountain you must climb. If folly bent, I'm your fool. Pray you, make the most of that.
Novice.
Then we part before we meet, but tell me, Why do you wear the motley off the stage ?
Fool.
I will ; because my folly's all without, Within, I'm as wise as any other.
Novice.
Most wise fool, to keep your folly hidden !
i5 Fool.
But I've a better reason for it, t...oo — Tis the only suit I have.
Novice.
Pray Pardon : Besides, I'm wrong; the folly of to-day Shall be the wisdom of all to-morrows, Else why do we live? Fool, is not that true?
Fool.
True.
Novice.
If I'm misdirected set me right, I seek the newest patron of the stage.
Playwright.
Art a player?
Novice.
That, or anything, that leads By sure steps from nothing to something I've Set heart upon.
Playwright.
(Noting MSS. ) Sir, what's the part you play ?
Novice.
A mustard seed, the acorn, a floating Thistle-down, a something that lives so small That nothing is 'twixt it and nothing : A fragile germ that kissed with sun and air, Expands, puts forth its tiny root in some Sheltering nook of earth and multiplies To all eternity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Your pardon, gentles, one of you I seek, I know not which.
Fool.
Sir, if you'd verses buy, There's your quill, but if you seek a patron, This mountain you must climb. If folly bent, I'm your fool. Pray you, make the most of that.
Novice.
Then we part before we meet, but tell me, Why do you wear the motley off the stage ?
Fool.
I will ; because my folly's all without, Within, I'm as wise as any other.
Novice.
Most wise fool, to keep your folly hidden !
i5 Fool.
But I've a better reason for it, t...oo — Tis the only suit I have.
Novice.
Pray Pardon : Besides, I'm wrong; the folly of to-day Shall be the wisdom of all to-morrows, Else why do we live? Fool, is not that true?
Fool.
True.
Novice.
If I'm misdirected set me right, I seek the newest patron of the stage.
Playwright.
Art a player?
Novice.
That, or anything, that leads By sure steps from nothing to something I've Set heart upon.
Playwright.
(Noting MSS. ) Sir, what's the part you play ?
Novice.
A mustard seed, the acorn, a floating Thistle-down, a something that lives so small That nothing is 'twixt it and nothing : A fragile germ that kissed with sun and air, Expands, puts forth its tiny root in some Sheltering nook of earth and multiplies To all eternity.
What to read after A Fool's Wisdom; a Sketch of 1586?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Presbrey, Eugene W. (Eugene Wiley), 1853-1931 to read onlineMoreLess
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