A Rose O Plymouth Town a Romantic Comedy in Four Acts
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John — Truly, there are times I believe I like you in your wanton moods.
Rose — My wanton moods are over-flattered, John. John! Did any one ever call you "Jack"? **Jack Margeson"!
John — Nay, but you might call me that.
Rose — Fortune, I thank thee! (throws aside cap\ And what will you call me ?
3RD A ROSE O' PLYMOUTH-TOWN y^ John — Rose, I would call you — wife.
Rose — Verily and indeed ! Have you not said some- what like to this ere now ?
John — Make an end of jesting, Rose. It has gone too f...ar. The gossips have fast coupled our names — Rose — Coupled our names ? Ours !
John — Ay, since the ill affair with that son of per- dition — Rose — Son of perdition ? Ah, to be sure, you must mean that young man Foster — ay, Garrett Foster, he that gave you so sore an overthrow last summer.
John — And had he not fled, like the outlawed villain that he was, the whipping-post was the least our law held in store for him.
Rose — Oh, he hath no fear of your law — he hath now no concern for the colony or aught that is in it !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John — Truly, there are times I believe I like you in your wanton moods.
Rose — My wanton moods are over-flattered, John. John! Did any one ever call you "Jack"? **Jack Margeson"!
John — Nay, but you might call me that.
Rose — Fortune, I thank thee! (throws aside cap\ And what will you call me ?
3RD A ROSE O' PLYMOUTH-TOWN y^ John — Rose, I would call you — wife.
Rose — Verily and indeed ! Have you not said some- what like to this ere now ?
John — Make an end of jesting, Rose. It has gone too f...ar. The gossips have fast coupled our names — Rose — Coupled our names ? Ours !
John — Ay, since the ill affair with that son of per- dition — Rose — Son of perdition ? Ah, to be sure, you must mean that young man Foster — ay, Garrett Foster, he that gave you so sore an overthrow last summer.
John — And had he not fled, like the outlawed villain that he was, the whipping-post was the least our law held in store for him.
Rose — Oh, he hath no fear of your law — he hath now no concern for the colony or aught that is in it !
What to read after A Rose O Plymouth Town a Romantic Comedy in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beulah Marie Dix to read onlineMoreLess
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