Dramatic Works volume 2
Dramatic Works volume 2
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Have I but let that pass, For tho' my famous acts were damn'd to silence, Yet my descent shall crown me thy superior.
Amor. That I would lithen to.
Guz. List and wonder.
My great-great-grandsfre was an ancient duke, Styrd Dis vir di Gonzado '.
Flit. That's, in Spanish, An incorrigible rogue, without a fellow, An unmatched rogue : He thinks we understand not.
Guz. So was my grandfather, hight Argozile.
Fut. An arrant, arrant thief-leader : pray mock it.
Gia.. My grandsire by the mother's side a ...conde, Conde Escrivano.
Fut. A crop-ear' d scrivener.
" Dis ? vir di Gonzado. '] So the quarto reads. The corrup- tion is so Tiolent, that I have not been able to discover the. Spa- nish word intended. Argozil, which occurs a few lines after- wards, is a corruption of alguazil, a beadle or catchpole. Fur- ther on, the erroneous readings of the quarto have been correct- ed, as Haio, Piccaco, &c.
294 THE lady's TRIAL. ACT IV.
Guz. Whose son, my mother's father, was a mar- quis, Hijo di pulo.
Piero.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Have I but let that pass, For tho' my famous acts were damn'd to silence, Yet my descent shall crown me thy superior.
Amor. That I would lithen to.
Guz. List and wonder.
My great-great-grandsfre was an ancient duke, Styrd Dis vir di Gonzado '.
Flit. That's, in Spanish, An incorrigible rogue, without a fellow, An unmatched rogue : He thinks we understand not.
Guz. So was my grandfather, hight Argozile.
Fut. An arrant, arrant thief-leader : pray mock it.
Gia.. My grandsire by the mother's side a ...conde, Conde Escrivano.
Fut. A crop-ear' d scrivener.
" Dis ? vir di Gonzado. '] So the quarto reads. The corrup- tion is so Tiolent, that I have not been able to discover the. Spa- nish word intended. Argozil, which occurs a few lines after- wards, is a corruption of alguazil, a beadle or catchpole. Fur- ther on, the erroneous readings of the quarto have been correct- ed, as Haio, Piccaco, &c.
294 THE lady's TRIAL. ACT IV.
Guz. Whose son, my mother's father, was a mar- quis, Hijo di pulo.
Piero.
What to read after Dramatic Works volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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