A Select Collection of Old English Plays, volume 8
A Select Collection of Old English Plays, volume 8
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TOSS. Then here be companions to fit your fantasy, And at all assays to answer your desire:To go, to run, to stay, to do, as you require.
PROD. What can I wish more? well then, I pray, What sports, what pastimes, shall we first assay?
TOSS. Marry, first, sir, we both pray you heartily, To take a poor supper with us here hard by, Where we will determine by common consent, What pastimes are fittest for us to frequent.
PROD. I grant.
DICER. Then, if you please, with some sweet roisting harmonyLet ...us begin the utas[395] of our jollity.
PROD. Thou hitt'st my hand pat. Money, what say'st thou?
MON. I say that I like it: go to it, I pray you.
PROD. Shall I begin?
MON. Yea.
PROD. Then surely shall it be, To thee, for thee, and in honour of thee.
_The Song.
Sweet Money, the minion that sails with all winds, Sweet Money, the minstrel, that makes merry minds. Flitozolaknops_[396] [_Exeunt_.
SCENE IV.
_Enter_ LIBERALITY.
LIB.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TOSS. Then here be companions to fit your fantasy, And at all assays to answer your desire:To go, to run, to stay, to do, as you require.
PROD. What can I wish more? well then, I pray, What sports, what pastimes, shall we first assay?
TOSS. Marry, first, sir, we both pray you heartily, To take a poor supper with us here hard by, Where we will determine by common consent, What pastimes are fittest for us to frequent.
PROD. I grant.
DICER. Then, if you please, with some sweet roisting harmonyLet ...us begin the utas[395] of our jollity.
PROD. Thou hitt'st my hand pat. Money, what say'st thou?
MON. I say that I like it: go to it, I pray you.
PROD. Shall I begin?
MON. Yea.
PROD. Then surely shall it be, To thee, for thee, and in honour of thee.
_The Song.
Sweet Money, the minion that sails with all winds, Sweet Money, the minstrel, that makes merry minds. Flitozolaknops_[396] [_Exeunt_.
SCENE IV.
_Enter_ LIBERALITY.
LIB.
What to read after A Select Collection of Old English Plays, volume 8?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dodsley Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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