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blind love !
Hort. True,' madam ; your beauty has made me blind, ^ Page. Indeed, love's Sons like spaniels are all bom blind.
Hort. But they will see.
Boy. Not till they.be nine days old, my lord, ■ Hort. But will you give me the fingers that hold this glove, madam? ; Boy. And the whole body to' pleasure you, my lord ; but let me go a little. • ' Hort. I will not loose you yet, lady.
Boy. But you shall, my lord ; hist, then keep me still.
\He fastens the glove to a: post.
Page. Faith, let go, m...y lord, for she grows suUen, and you had as good talk to a post, and as good answer 'twould make you. \Exeunt Page and Boy, Hort. [Before the post']. Nay but, dear madam, do but answer me ; may I presume, upon my knees I begat, but to take a fayour_from your sweet lips, shall I ? 'las, I am not the first man that love has blinded. May I presume?
I would be loth to offend your mild patience so much, as with an unreverend touch : speak : if I shall reap the har- ' vest of my honest desires, make me blest in proposing the time when ; what, not a word ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
blind love !
Hort. True,' madam ; your beauty has made me blind, ^ Page. Indeed, love's Sons like spaniels are all bom blind.
Hort. But they will see.
Boy. Not till they.be nine days old, my lord, ■ Hort. But will you give me the fingers that hold this glove, madam? ; Boy. And the whole body to' pleasure you, my lord ; but let me go a little. • ' Hort. I will not loose you yet, lady.
Boy. But you shall, my lord ; hist, then keep me still.
\He fastens the glove to a: post.
Page. Faith, let go, m...y lord, for she grows suUen, and you had as good talk to a post, and as good answer 'twould make you. \Exeunt Page and Boy, Hort. [Before the post']. Nay but, dear madam, do but answer me ; may I presume, upon my knees I begat, but to take a fayour_from your sweet lips, shall I ? 'las, I am not the first man that love has blinded. May I presume?
I would be loth to offend your mild patience so much, as with an unreverend touch : speak : if I shall reap the har- ' vest of my honest desires, make me blest in proposing the time when ; what, not a word ?
What to read after Nero & Other Plays;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Symons, Arthur, 1865-1945 to read onlineMoreLess
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