Grim the Collier of Croydon 1662
Grim the Collier of Croydon 1662
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Twill be too late to call that bai k again, So (halt ihou have rhy mind, and he a wife. Hon. Fiui wit ihou. Mtrtana yieid to chis. Mar. For your fake. Lady 1 will undertake it. Hon. Gramcicy Marian, and my ncble Father* Now I acknowledge th ir ind'ed you love me. Morg. Well, no more word>, bat be you both prepar'H, The night draweth on . And 1 r-avefent in feerec For Mnfgrave, that he may be brought unleen, To hide iufpi: i'M from their jealous eyes. Hon. 1 warrant you, come Morton, let u . Go....
£xcnnt Hon, t/r Mar. Mong. And then, my Lord of tX*nt, (hall be my Sonne, Shoula! go wed my Daughter to a Boy? No, no youugGirles m^ft have their Wills re- Orain'd, Tor if the Rule be theirs, all runncs to nought.
Exit, Enter Clack tht Millet, with lone.
€Uck± Be not lug. As a man would fay, finer than Five pen re* or that it you are more proud than a Peacock t'ia- is, to -ecm toforn to call in at Ciackj nul as yr. U pafs over the bridge, there be as good Wenches as you be glad 10 pay me toll.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Twill be too late to call that bai k again, So (halt ihou have rhy mind, and he a wife. Hon. Fiui wit ihou. Mtrtana yieid to chis. Mar. For your fake. Lady 1 will undertake it. Hon. Gramcicy Marian, and my ncble Father* Now I acknowledge th ir ind'ed you love me. Morg. Well, no more word>, bat be you both prepar'H, The night draweth on . And 1 r-avefent in feerec For Mnfgrave, that he may be brought unleen, To hide iufpi: i'M from their jealous eyes. Hon. 1 warrant you, come Morton, let u . Go....
£xcnnt Hon, t/r Mar. Mong. And then, my Lord of tX*nt, (hall be my Sonne, Shoula! go wed my Daughter to a Boy? No, no youugGirles m^ft have their Wills re- Orain'd, Tor if the Rule be theirs, all runncs to nought.
Exit, Enter Clack tht Millet, with lone.
€Uck± Be not lug. As a man would fay, finer than Five pen re* or that it you are more proud than a Peacock t'ia- is, to -ecm toforn to call in at Ciackj nul as yr. U pafs over the bridge, there be as good Wenches as you be glad 10 pay me toll.
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