Drake; a Pageant-Play in Three Acts
Drake; a Pageant-Play in Three Acts
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DRAKE [Surprised} Mr. Vicary ?
VICARY. I cannot drink with you, Mr. Drake. [Amazement] This pretended honour to Mr. Hatton is mere mockery while you keep his friends the Doughtys in prison.
[Uproar for and against] DRAKE [Bringing his fist down on the table] Silence! [Coldly] Mr. Vicary, if you cannot stand with me, you cannot sit with me.
CHARLES [Hotly] If Mr. Vicary goes, I go with him!
CATJBE. And I!
FLETCHER. Peace, gentlemen! Peace!
VICABY [Going. ] And I make bold to tell you that 61 DRA...KE every soldier and every gentleman in the fleet thinks with me. And so I wish you a good digestion!
[VICARY, CHARLES, and CAUSE swagger up the stairs, DRAKE leaves his seat and walks to and fro] CAPTAIN THOMAS. How long will you suffer this, Mr. Drake? From the moment we lost sight of the Lizard, the Doughtys have stirred up this mutinous spirit.
WYNTER. We cannot go forward while Thomas Doughty is with us. If you loosen him he breeds mis- chief, if you bind him his friends breed trouble.
CHESTER.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DRAKE [Surprised} Mr. Vicary ?
VICARY. I cannot drink with you, Mr. Drake. [Amazement] This pretended honour to Mr. Hatton is mere mockery while you keep his friends the Doughtys in prison.
[Uproar for and against] DRAKE [Bringing his fist down on the table] Silence! [Coldly] Mr. Vicary, if you cannot stand with me, you cannot sit with me.
CHARLES [Hotly] If Mr. Vicary goes, I go with him!
CATJBE. And I!
FLETCHER. Peace, gentlemen! Peace!
VICABY [Going. ] And I make bold to tell you that 61 DRA...KE every soldier and every gentleman in the fleet thinks with me. And so I wish you a good digestion!
[VICARY, CHARLES, and CAUSE swagger up the stairs, DRAKE leaves his seat and walks to and fro] CAPTAIN THOMAS. How long will you suffer this, Mr. Drake? From the moment we lost sight of the Lizard, the Doughtys have stirred up this mutinous spirit.
WYNTER. We cannot go forward while Thomas Doughty is with us. If you loosen him he breeds mis- chief, if you bind him his friends breed trouble.
CHESTER.
What to read after Drake; a Pageant-Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Parker, Louis Napoleon, 1852-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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