Original Entertainments And Burlesques for Stage Or School
Original Entertainments And Burlesques for Stage Or School
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Bass. A second Daniel Pratt, you said, my Jew.
Portia. Come, take your buttons ; but look out, d'ye hear?
Shy. To take them without cutting's nonsense shear.
Bass. Too sharp for yon, my friend, he is by far.
Now, Jew, we have thee on the hip, hip, hip — All. Hurrah.
Portia. Why do you pause? is not the matter plain?
Shy, I came to cut : I'll cut, and come again.
(Ooing, L.) Portia. One moment, Shylock ; not so fast, I pray : We've yet another biU for you to pay.
The law doth say, that every bon...d that's made Af ust on its face a revenue-stamp parade.
THB PEDDLBR OF VEBT NICE.
91 Now, on your bond there is no fifty stamp : Into the County Jail you'll have to tramp.
Judge. {Putting on a long white nightcap^ji Hold on here I ere you haggle any more, Just give me leave to flourish now my oar.
There's too much time been taken on this case.
Shylock, hold up your head, and show your face i Your goods are forfeit ; money and old clothes As rightful fee unto the Bloomer goes.
Antonio, you go home and soak your feet, Take catnip-tea, and don't this joke repeat.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bass. A second Daniel Pratt, you said, my Jew.
Portia. Come, take your buttons ; but look out, d'ye hear?
Shy. To take them without cutting's nonsense shear.
Bass. Too sharp for yon, my friend, he is by far.
Now, Jew, we have thee on the hip, hip, hip — All. Hurrah.
Portia. Why do you pause? is not the matter plain?
Shy, I came to cut : I'll cut, and come again.
(Ooing, L.) Portia. One moment, Shylock ; not so fast, I pray : We've yet another biU for you to pay.
The law doth say, that every bon...d that's made Af ust on its face a revenue-stamp parade.
THB PEDDLBR OF VEBT NICE.
91 Now, on your bond there is no fifty stamp : Into the County Jail you'll have to tramp.
Judge. {Putting on a long white nightcap^ji Hold on here I ere you haggle any more, Just give me leave to flourish now my oar.
There's too much time been taken on this case.
Shylock, hold up your head, and show your face i Your goods are forfeit ; money and old clothes As rightful fee unto the Bloomer goes.
Antonio, you go home and soak your feet, Take catnip-tea, and don't this joke repeat.
What to read after Original Entertainments And Burlesques for Stage Or School?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baker, George Melville, 1832-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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