Bell's British Theatre, Consisting of the Most Esteemed English Plays... 21
Bell's British Theatre, Consisting of the Most Esteemed English Plays... 21
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Spr. If it pleafehim.
Pat. Lend me your hand, fir.
By this palm I understand Thou art born to wealth and land ; B 3 And: 6 THE JOVIAL CREW.
And after many a bitter guft, - • Shall build with thy great grandfire's daft.
Spr. Where fhall I find it ? but come, I'll not trouble my head with the fearcfr.
2 Beg Man, What fay you, fir, to our crew ? are we not well congregated ?
Spr, You are a jovial crew 1 the only people whofe happinefs I admire.
3 Beg. Man, Will you make us happy in ferving you f h...ave you any enemies ? ihall we fight under ye I will you be our captain f 2 Beg, Man, Nay, our king !
3 Beg, Man, Command us iomething, fir !
Spr. Where's the next rendezvous r 1 Beg. Man. Neither in village, nor in town, But three miles off, at Maple-down.
Spr, At evening, there I'll vifit you, l Beg. Man, And there you'll find us frolick.
A I R V.
I Beg. Man* We'll glad our hearts with the heft ef cur cheer, Our fonts we'll raifi with his honour's Jtrong beer ; Jul ftrangers to hope, and regardlefs of few.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spr. If it pleafehim.
Pat. Lend me your hand, fir.
By this palm I understand Thou art born to wealth and land ; B 3 And: 6 THE JOVIAL CREW.
And after many a bitter guft, - • Shall build with thy great grandfire's daft.
Spr. Where fhall I find it ? but come, I'll not trouble my head with the fearcfr.
2 Beg Man, What fay you, fir, to our crew ? are we not well congregated ?
Spr, You are a jovial crew 1 the only people whofe happinefs I admire.
3 Beg. Man, Will you make us happy in ferving you f h...ave you any enemies ? ihall we fight under ye I will you be our captain f 2 Beg, Man, Nay, our king !
3 Beg, Man, Command us iomething, fir !
Spr. Where's the next rendezvous r 1 Beg. Man. Neither in village, nor in town, But three miles off, at Maple-down.
Spr, At evening, there I'll vifit you, l Beg. Man, And there you'll find us frolick.
A I R V.
I Beg. Man* We'll glad our hearts with the heft ef cur cheer, Our fonts we'll raifi with his honour's Jtrong beer ; Jul ftrangers to hope, and regardlefs of few.
What to read after Bell's British Theatre, Consisting of the Most Esteemed English Plays... 21?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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