Oliver Cromwell: a Tragedy in Five Acts
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Sir H. {Affected.) — So far, at least, you have the better side ; 'Tis neither Christian-like to curse, nor manly.
But to this gear, good Master Sexby.
Sex. Yes, Sir, I'm ready, as I always am. Sir Henry^ To do your honor's bidding.
Sir 11. Well. This deed, You tell rae, is complete and firm in all.
Sex. A lion could not break it, nor a mouse Find the least hole to creep through. Sir, my deeds, Like Buff the Boxer, everybody knows I And as for this, to wit, the present one.
Most ignorant am I o...f my profession, An' it be not as strong as law can make it !
Master Ardenne, being last of the entail, And, by His Majesty, at Oxford now.
Proclaimed a traitor, scarcely could inherit.
Even without this deed of settlement On Mistress Mabel and her heirs SCENE 1.] OLIVER CROMWELL. 39 Mab. On me I Never will I receive the smallest share- Though I should perish of starvation — never I And heirs— what tell you me of heirs? Would I, 1, his affianced bride !-— Deign to bestow myself on his inferior — And who, that's human, is not his inferior?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sir H. {Affected.) — So far, at least, you have the better side ; 'Tis neither Christian-like to curse, nor manly.
But to this gear, good Master Sexby.
Sex. Yes, Sir, I'm ready, as I always am. Sir Henry^ To do your honor's bidding.
Sir 11. Well. This deed, You tell rae, is complete and firm in all.
Sex. A lion could not break it, nor a mouse Find the least hole to creep through. Sir, my deeds, Like Buff the Boxer, everybody knows I And as for this, to wit, the present one.
Most ignorant am I o...f my profession, An' it be not as strong as law can make it !
Master Ardenne, being last of the entail, And, by His Majesty, at Oxford now.
Proclaimed a traitor, scarcely could inherit.
Even without this deed of settlement On Mistress Mabel and her heirs SCENE 1.] OLIVER CROMWELL. 39 Mab. On me I Never will I receive the smallest share- Though I should perish of starvation — never I And heirs— what tell you me of heirs? Would I, 1, his affianced bride !-— Deign to bestow myself on his inferior — And who, that's human, is not his inferior?
What to read after Oliver Cromwell: a Tragedy in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donoho, T. Seaton (Thomas Seaton) to read onlineMoreLess
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