A Midnight Fantasy
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When Hamletquestioned Mercutio, the honest soldier laughed and stroked his blondemustache.
"The boy has gone off in a heat, I don't know where--to the icy ends ofthe earth, I believe, to cool himself. " Hamlet regretted that Romeo should have had any feeling in the matter;but regret was a bitter weed that did not thrive well in the atmospherein which the fortunate lover was moving. He saw Juliet every day, andthere was not a fleck upon his happiness, unless it was the garrulousNurse, against wh...om Hamlet had taken a singular prejudice. He consideredher a tiresome old person, not too decent in her discourse at times, andadvised Juliet to get rid of her; but the ancient serving-woman had beenin the family for years, and it was not quite expedient to discharge herat that late day.
With the subtile penetration of old age the Nurse instantly detectedHamlet's dislike, and returned it heartily.
"Ah, ladybird, " she cried one night, "ah, well-a-day! you know not howto choose a man. An I could choose for you, Jule!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Hamletquestioned Mercutio, the honest soldier laughed and stroked his blondemustache.
"The boy has gone off in a heat, I don't know where--to the icy ends ofthe earth, I believe, to cool himself. " Hamlet regretted that Romeo should have had any feeling in the matter;but regret was a bitter weed that did not thrive well in the atmospherein which the fortunate lover was moving. He saw Juliet every day, andthere was not a fleck upon his happiness, unless it was the garrulousNurse, against wh...om Hamlet had taken a singular prejudice. He consideredher a tiresome old person, not too decent in her discourse at times, andadvised Juliet to get rid of her; but the ancient serving-woman had beenin the family for years, and it was not quite expedient to discharge herat that late day.
With the subtile penetration of old age the Nurse instantly detectedHamlet's dislike, and returned it heartily.
"Ah, ladybird, " she cried one night, "ah, well-a-day! you know not howto choose a man. An I could choose for you, Jule!
What to read after A Midnight Fantasy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Aldrich Thomas Bailey to read onlineMoreLess
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