A Supplement to the Plays of William Shakespeare: Comprising the Seven Dramas, Which Have Been Ascribed to His Pen, But Ahich Are Not Included With His Writings in Modern Editions ..
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I heard you were safe enough ; and I was very glad on't, that it was no worse.
Capt. This is a double torture, now. This fool, by the book, Doth vex me more than my imprisonment.
What meant you, corporal, to hook him hither?
Corp. Who, he? he shall relieve thee, and supply thee : I'll make him do't.
Capt. Fie ! what vain breath you spend ! He sup- ply? I'll sooner expect mercy from a usurer when my bond's forfeited ; sooner kindness from a lawyer when my money's spent ; nay, sooner charity from... the devil, than good from a puritan. I'll look for re- lief from him when Lucifer is restored to his blood, 2 and in heaven again.
1 A clear pipe to receive it in.
2 That is, to his rank — to his family honors.
Nich. I warrant my kinsman's talking of me, for my left ear burns most tyrannically. 3 Pye. Captain Idle ! what's he there ? He looks like a monkey upward, and a crane downward.
Capt. Pshaw ! a foolish cousin of mine. I must thank God for him.
Pye. Why, the better subject to work a 'scape up- on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I heard you were safe enough ; and I was very glad on't, that it was no worse.
Capt. This is a double torture, now. This fool, by the book, Doth vex me more than my imprisonment.
What meant you, corporal, to hook him hither?
Corp. Who, he? he shall relieve thee, and supply thee : I'll make him do't.
Capt. Fie ! what vain breath you spend ! He sup- ply? I'll sooner expect mercy from a usurer when my bond's forfeited ; sooner kindness from a lawyer when my money's spent ; nay, sooner charity from... the devil, than good from a puritan. I'll look for re- lief from him when Lucifer is restored to his blood, 2 and in heaven again.
1 A clear pipe to receive it in.
2 That is, to his rank — to his family honors.
Nich. I warrant my kinsman's talking of me, for my left ear burns most tyrannically. 3 Pye. Captain Idle ! what's he there ? He looks like a monkey upward, and a crane downward.
Capt. Pshaw ! a foolish cousin of mine. I must thank God for him.
Pye. Why, the better subject to work a 'scape up- on.
What to read after A Supplement to the Plays of William Shakespeare: Comprising the Seven Dramas, Which Have Been Ascribed to His Pen, But Ahich Are Not Included With His Writings in Modern Editions ..?
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