Old English Drama Select Plays
Old English Drama Select Plays
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Mason. Then must we all make suit unto the friar, To Friar Bacon, that he vouch this task. And undertake to countervail in skill 20 The German ; else there 's none in Oxford can Match and dispute with learned Vandermast.
Burd. Bacon, if he will hold the German play, Will teach him what an English friar can do : The devil, I think, dare not dispute with him. 25 Clem. Indeed, Mas doctor, he [disjplcasur'd you. In that he brought your hostess with her spit, From Henley, posting unto Brazen-nose.
"...]% FRIAR BACON AND FRIAR BUNGAY, Btird. A vengeance on the friar for his pains! But leaving that, let 's hie to Bacon straight, 3° To see if he will take this task in hand.
Clem. Stay, what rumour is this? The town is up in a mutiny : what hurly-burly is this ?
Enter a Constable, n. Vith Ralph Simnell, Warren, ErmSBY, all three disguised as before^ and MiLES.
Cons. Nay, masters, if you were ne'er so good, you shall before the doctors to answer your misdemeanour. 35 Burd. What's the matter, fellow?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mason. Then must we all make suit unto the friar, To Friar Bacon, that he vouch this task. And undertake to countervail in skill 20 The German ; else there 's none in Oxford can Match and dispute with learned Vandermast.
Burd. Bacon, if he will hold the German play, Will teach him what an English friar can do : The devil, I think, dare not dispute with him. 25 Clem. Indeed, Mas doctor, he [disjplcasur'd you. In that he brought your hostess with her spit, From Henley, posting unto Brazen-nose.
"...]% FRIAR BACON AND FRIAR BUNGAY, Btird. A vengeance on the friar for his pains! But leaving that, let 's hie to Bacon straight, 3° To see if he will take this task in hand.
Clem. Stay, what rumour is this? The town is up in a mutiny : what hurly-burly is this ?
Enter a Constable, n. Vith Ralph Simnell, Warren, ErmSBY, all three disguised as before^ and MiLES.
Cons. Nay, masters, if you were ne'er so good, you shall before the doctors to answer your misdemeanour. 35 Burd. What's the matter, fellow?
What to read after Old English Drama Select Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adolphus William Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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