Critical Poetical And Dramatic Works volume 2
Critical Poetical And Dramatic Works volume 2
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See, here's Truewit again.
SCENE VIII.
Clerimonty Daupbine, Daw, [attentively reading bis verses. "] Epic&ne : to them, Truewit.
Cler. Where hast thou been ? Tru. I have been with thy virtuous uncle, and have broke the match.
Act JI. ~] SILENT WOMAN. L. 587 6lO. 297 Daupb. You ha' not, I hope.
Tru. Yes, faith ; if ever Gorgon were seen in the shape of a woman, he hath seen her in my de- scription. I have put him off o' that scent for ever. Why do you not applaud and adore me, sirs ? why stand y...ou mute ? are you stupid ? you are not worthy o' the benefit.
Daupb. Did not I tell you ? Mischief!
Cler. I would you had plac'd this benefit some- where else.
Tru. Why so ?
Cler. 'Slight, you have done the most inconsi- derate, rash, weak thing, that ever man did to his friend.
Q, ^ Daupb. Friend ! if the most malicious enemy I have, had studied to inflict an injury upon me, it could not be a greater.
Tru. Wherein, for God's sake? Gentlemen, come to yourselves again.
Daupb. But I presag'd thus much afore to you^ Cler.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See, here's Truewit again.
SCENE VIII.
Clerimonty Daupbine, Daw, [attentively reading bis verses. "] Epic&ne : to them, Truewit.
Cler. Where hast thou been ? Tru. I have been with thy virtuous uncle, and have broke the match.
Act JI. ~] SILENT WOMAN. L. 587 6lO. 297 Daupb. You ha' not, I hope.
Tru. Yes, faith ; if ever Gorgon were seen in the shape of a woman, he hath seen her in my de- scription. I have put him off o' that scent for ever. Why do you not applaud and adore me, sirs ? why stand y...ou mute ? are you stupid ? you are not worthy o' the benefit.
Daupb. Did not I tell you ? Mischief!
Cler. I would you had plac'd this benefit some- where else.
Tru. Why so ?
Cler. 'Slight, you have done the most inconsi- derate, rash, weak thing, that ever man did to his friend.
Q, ^ Daupb. Friend ! if the most malicious enemy I have, had studied to inflict an injury upon me, it could not be a greater.
Tru. Wherein, for God's sake? Gentlemen, come to yourselves again.
Daupb. But I presag'd thus much afore to you^ Cler.
What to read after Critical Poetical And Dramatic Works volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Penn to read onlineMoreLess
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