A Supplement to the Plays of William Shakspeare Comprising the Seven Dramas W
A Supplement to the Plays of William Shakspeare Comprising the Seven Dramas W
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Frost and snow ! a man has no heart to fight till he be brave.
Dick. Master, we are no babes, our town footballs can bear witness ; this little 'parel we have shall off, and we'll fight naked before we run away.
Tom. Nay, I'm of Lawrence 7 mind for that, for he means to leave his life behind him ; he and Leonard, your two loaders, are making their wills, because they have wives ; now, we bachelors bid our friends scramble for our goods if we die. But, master, pray let me ride upon Cut.
Mur. Mea...l and salt, wheat and malt, fire and tow, frost and snow ! why, Tom, thou shall. Let me see : here are you ; William and George are with my cart ; and Robin and Hodge holding my own two horses ; proper men, handsome men, tall men, true men.
Dick. But, master, master, methinks you are mad to hazard your own person, and a cartload of money too.
Tom. Yea, and master, there's a worse matter in't : if it be, as I heard say, we go fight against all the learned bishops, that should give us their bles- sing, and if they curse us, we shall speed ne'er the better.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frost and snow ! a man has no heart to fight till he be brave.
Dick. Master, we are no babes, our town footballs can bear witness ; this little 'parel we have shall off, and we'll fight naked before we run away.
Tom. Nay, I'm of Lawrence 7 mind for that, for he means to leave his life behind him ; he and Leonard, your two loaders, are making their wills, because they have wives ; now, we bachelors bid our friends scramble for our goods if we die. But, master, pray let me ride upon Cut.
Mur. Mea...l and salt, wheat and malt, fire and tow, frost and snow ! why, Tom, thou shall. Let me see : here are you ; William and George are with my cart ; and Robin and Hodge holding my own two horses ; proper men, handsome men, tall men, true men.
Dick. But, master, master, methinks you are mad to hazard your own person, and a cartload of money too.
Tom. Yea, and master, there's a worse matter in't : if it be, as I heard say, we go fight against all the learned bishops, that should give us their bles- sing, and if they curse us, we shall speed ne'er the better.
What to read after A Supplement to the Plays of William Shakspeare Comprising the Seven Dramas W?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 to read onlineMoreLess
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