John Ford Ed With Introduction And Notes
John Ford Ed With Introduction And Notes
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Org. That you will promise Never to pass to any man, however Worthy, your faith, till, with our father's leave, I give a free consent.
Crot. An easy motion !
I'll promise for her, Orgilus.
Org. Your pardon ; Euphranea's oath must yield me satisfaction.
Euph. By Vesta's sacred fires I swear.
Crot. And I, By great Apollo's beams, join in the vow, Not without thy allowance to bestow her On any living.
Org. Dear Euphranea, Mistake me not : far, far 'tis from my thought, As far from any wish of mine..., to hinder Preferment to an honourable bed Or fitting fortune ; thou art young and handsome ; And 'twere injustice, more, a tyranny, Not to advance thy merit : trust me, sister, SCENE ir. ] THE BROKEN HEART. 193 It shall be my first care to see thee matched As may become thy choice and our contents. I have your oath.
Euph. You have. , But mean you, brother, To leave us, as you say ?
Crot. Ay, ay, Euphranea : He has just grounds direct him. I will prove A father and a brother to thee.
Euph. Heaven Does look into the secrets of all hearts : Gods, you have mercy with ye, else Crot.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Org. That you will promise Never to pass to any man, however Worthy, your faith, till, with our father's leave, I give a free consent.
Crot. An easy motion !
I'll promise for her, Orgilus.
Org. Your pardon ; Euphranea's oath must yield me satisfaction.
Euph. By Vesta's sacred fires I swear.
Crot. And I, By great Apollo's beams, join in the vow, Not without thy allowance to bestow her On any living.
Org. Dear Euphranea, Mistake me not : far, far 'tis from my thought, As far from any wish of mine..., to hinder Preferment to an honourable bed Or fitting fortune ; thou art young and handsome ; And 'twere injustice, more, a tyranny, Not to advance thy merit : trust me, sister, SCENE ir. ] THE BROKEN HEART. 193 It shall be my first care to see thee matched As may become thy choice and our contents. I have your oath.
Euph. You have. , But mean you, brother, To leave us, as you say ?
Crot. Ay, ay, Euphranea : He has just grounds direct him. I will prove A father and a brother to thee.
Euph. Heaven Does look into the secrets of all hearts : Gods, you have mercy with ye, else Crot.
What to read after John Ford Ed With Introduction And Notes?
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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