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DoMiTius Afer.
SosiA.
Haterius. I THE SCENE— Rome.
314 Digitized by Google y^T THE FIRST.
SCENe/i.— ^ Sia^ Room in the Palace.
Enter Sabi^us and SilIus, followed by Latiaris.
. Hail, Caius Silius !
SiL Titius Sabinus, hail !
mVe rarely met in court.
Sab, Therefore, well met.
StL *Tis true : indeed, this place is not our sphere.
Sab, No, Silius, we are no good inginers.
We want their fine arts, and their thriving use Should make us graced, or favoured of the times : We have no shift of faces, no... cleft tongues, No soft and glutinous bodies, that can stick, Like snails on painted walls ; or, on our breasts.
Creep up, to fall from that proud height, to which ' We did by slavery, not by service climb.
' We are no guilty men, and then no great ; We have no place in court, office in state.
That we can say, we owe unto our crimes : We burn with no black secrets, which can make 3>5 Digitized by Google 3i6 - SEJANUS. [ACT i.
Us dear to the pale authors ; or live feared Of their still waking jealousies, to raise Ourselves a fortune, by subverting theirs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DoMiTius Afer.
SosiA.
Haterius. I THE SCENE— Rome.
314 Digitized by Google y^T THE FIRST.
SCENe/i.— ^ Sia^ Room in the Palace.
Enter Sabi^us and SilIus, followed by Latiaris.
. Hail, Caius Silius !
SiL Titius Sabinus, hail !
mVe rarely met in court.
Sab, Therefore, well met.
StL *Tis true : indeed, this place is not our sphere.
Sab, No, Silius, we are no good inginers.
We want their fine arts, and their thriving use Should make us graced, or favoured of the times : We have no shift of faces, no... cleft tongues, No soft and glutinous bodies, that can stick, Like snails on painted walls ; or, on our breasts.
Creep up, to fall from that proud height, to which ' We did by slavery, not by service climb.
' We are no guilty men, and then no great ; We have no place in court, office in state.
That we can say, we owe unto our crimes : We burn with no black secrets, which can make 3>5 Digitized by Google 3i6 - SEJANUS. [ACT i.
Us dear to the pale authors ; or live feared Of their still waking jealousies, to raise Ourselves a fortune, by subverting theirs.
What to read after Ben Jonson;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gifford, William, 1756-1826 to read onlineMoreLess
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