Philaster a Tragedy
Philaster a Tragedy
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No Man can fit your Palate, but the Prince, Thou troubled Sea of Sin-, thou Wilderneft, Inhabited by wild Affections, tell me, Had you none to pull on with your Courtefies But he that muft be mine, and wrong my Daughter ? By all the Gods! all thefe, and all the Court Shall hoot thee, and break fcurvy Jefts upon thee, Make ribald Khimes, and fear thy Name on 'Walls.
Meg. I dare, my Lord, your Hootings and your Clamours. Your private Whifpers, and your broader Fleerings, Can no more vex my Soul, ...than this bafe Carriage, The poor Deftruction of a Lady's Honour, The publishing the Weaknefs of a Woman. But I have Vengeance yet in Store for fome, Shall, in the utmofl Scorn you can have of me, Be Joy and Nourifhment.
King.. What means the Wanton ? D'ye glory in your Shame ?
Meg. I will have Fellows, Such Fellows in't, as fhall make noble Mirth. The Princefs, your dear Daughter, fhall fland by me, On Walls, and fung in Ballads, any thing.
King. My Daughter ?
Meg. Yes, your Daughter, Arethufa r The Glory of your Sicily, which I, A Stranger to your Kingdom, laugh to Scorn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No Man can fit your Palate, but the Prince, Thou troubled Sea of Sin-, thou Wilderneft, Inhabited by wild Affections, tell me, Had you none to pull on with your Courtefies But he that muft be mine, and wrong my Daughter ? By all the Gods! all thefe, and all the Court Shall hoot thee, and break fcurvy Jefts upon thee, Make ribald Khimes, and fear thy Name on 'Walls.
Meg. I dare, my Lord, your Hootings and your Clamours. Your private Whifpers, and your broader Fleerings, Can no more vex my Soul, ...than this bafe Carriage, The poor Deftruction of a Lady's Honour, The publishing the Weaknefs of a Woman. But I have Vengeance yet in Store for fome, Shall, in the utmofl Scorn you can have of me, Be Joy and Nourifhment.
King.. What means the Wanton ? D'ye glory in your Shame ?
Meg. I will have Fellows, Such Fellows in't, as fhall make noble Mirth. The Princefs, your dear Daughter, fhall fland by me, On Walls, and fung in Ballads, any thing.
King. My Daughter ?
Meg. Yes, your Daughter, Arethufa r The Glory of your Sicily, which I, A Stranger to your Kingdom, laugh to Scorn.
What to read after Philaster a Tragedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Francis Beaumont And John Fletcher to read onlineMoreLess
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