Eastward Hoe
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Are you in earnest Mai[ster] Wolfe?
Wolf. I, by my faith, sir. He is in prison, 50 and requir'd me to use all speed and secrecie to you.
Touch. My cloake there (pray you be patient). I am plagu'd for my austeritie. My cloake ! At whose suite, Maister Wolfe ? 55 Wolf He tell you as we goe sir. Exeunt.
[Actus Quintus. Scena Quinta.
The Counter. ] Enter Friend, Prisoners.
Friend. Why, but is his offence such as he cannot hope of life ?
Prisoner I. Troth, it should seeme so ; and 'tis a great pity,... for he is exceeding penitent.
Friend. They say he is charg'd but on sus- 5 picion of felony yet.
Prisoner 2. I, but his maister is a shrewd fel- low ; heele prove great matter against him.
Friend. I'de as live as anything I could see his Farewell. 10 Pris. 1. O, tis rarely written : why Tobie may get him to sing it to you ; hee's not curious to any body.
Pris. 2. O no ! He would that all the world should take knowledge of his repentance, and 15 thinkes he merits in't, the more shame he suf- fers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Are you in earnest Mai[ster] Wolfe?
Wolf. I, by my faith, sir. He is in prison, 50 and requir'd me to use all speed and secrecie to you.
Touch. My cloake there (pray you be patient). I am plagu'd for my austeritie. My cloake ! At whose suite, Maister Wolfe ? 55 Wolf He tell you as we goe sir. Exeunt.
[Actus Quintus. Scena Quinta.
The Counter. ] Enter Friend, Prisoners.
Friend. Why, but is his offence such as he cannot hope of life ?
Prisoner I. Troth, it should seeme so ; and 'tis a great pity,... for he is exceeding penitent.
Friend. They say he is charg'd but on sus- 5 picion of felony yet.
Prisoner 2. I, but his maister is a shrewd fel- low ; heele prove great matter against him.
Friend. I'de as live as anything I could see his Farewell. 10 Pris. 1. O, tis rarely written : why Tobie may get him to sing it to you ; hee's not curious to any body.
Pris. 2. O no ! He would that all the world should take knowledge of his repentance, and 15 thinkes he merits in't, the more shame he suf- fers.
What to read after Eastward Hoe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chapman, George, 1559?-1634 to read onlineMoreLess
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