Francis Beaumont: a Tragedy
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[TAey tahe him away.'} 45 Scene III. — A room in Mr. Eg^rtoris house.
\_Mr, Egerton, Philip, Isabella, Mrs. Beaumont, Francis, and Clara. Wine on the tahle.'\ Mr. Egeeton.
Philip, I'll give a toast : you'll drink it, boy.
With heart and soul ; and Isabella too i Shall raise the wine-glass to her lips, and smile.
I drink the rightful heir of Langley Park ; And may he live for many many years Among his friends, in health and happiness.
\_They drink the toast.^ Francis.
I thank you, sir. Your hosp...itable cheer And this expression of your kind regard I shall remember long. The sad events, Which hang still heavily upon our spirits, Do somewhat overcloud the present hour : Yet, sir, (I speak, believe nie, as I feel,) There are no better comforters of grief Than the warm looks and voices of your friends.
Mr,. Egerton.
So, Walter still refuses to confess : Francis.
And such a mass of fiction heaps together, 'lis hard to glean a particle of truth.
Philip.
His last account is most incredible : He forged the will, and quarrell'd with his master About the distribution of the spoil : Owtiing so much, why owns he not the rest ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[TAey tahe him away.'} 45 Scene III. — A room in Mr. Eg^rtoris house.
\_Mr, Egerton, Philip, Isabella, Mrs. Beaumont, Francis, and Clara. Wine on the tahle.'\ Mr. Egeeton.
Philip, I'll give a toast : you'll drink it, boy.
With heart and soul ; and Isabella too i Shall raise the wine-glass to her lips, and smile.
I drink the rightful heir of Langley Park ; And may he live for many many years Among his friends, in health and happiness.
\_They drink the toast.^ Francis.
I thank you, sir. Your hosp...itable cheer And this expression of your kind regard I shall remember long. The sad events, Which hang still heavily upon our spirits, Do somewhat overcloud the present hour : Yet, sir, (I speak, believe nie, as I feel,) There are no better comforters of grief Than the warm looks and voices of your friends.
Mr,. Egerton.
So, Walter still refuses to confess : Francis.
And such a mass of fiction heaps together, 'lis hard to glean a particle of truth.
Philip.
His last account is most incredible : He forged the will, and quarrell'd with his master About the distribution of the spoil : Owtiing so much, why owns he not the rest ?
What to read after Francis Beaumont: a Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kennedy Charles Rann to read onlineMoreLess
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