Plays Written By the Late Ingenious Mrs. Behn : in Four Volumes V.1
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La hJu. heaumond ! undone !
Aria.~, ■ .BeaurKond ! - • ■ Will. Why, here's a young Spark will take my Lady Bright from me; the unmanner'd Hot-fpur would not.
have patience till 1 had finifh'd my fmall Affair with her.
[Puts up his Sword, Aria, Death, he'll know me— ^ — Sir, you fee we are prevented. [Draws hi-m ajide, or — ~-^Seems to talk to hlWy Beau, gazes on La Nuchc, who has pulled down her Veil, Beau. 'Tis (he ! Madam, this Veil's to*^ thin to hide the perjur'd Beauty underneath. Oh, have... i b^'en fearch- ing thee, with all the diligence of impatient Love, and am I thus rewarded, to find thee here incompafs'd round with Strangers, fighting, who firft fhould take my right away ?. .Gods ! take your Reafon back, take all your Love ; for eafy Man's unworthy of the Blefiings.
Will. Harkye, Harr'^ — the — Woman — the almighty Whore — thou told'ftme of to day.
Beau. Death, do'ft thou mock my Grief — unhand me ftrair, for iho I cannot blame thee, 1 muft bate thee.— • [Goes out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
La hJu. heaumond ! undone !
Aria.~, ■ .BeaurKond ! - • ■ Will. Why, here's a young Spark will take my Lady Bright from me; the unmanner'd Hot-fpur would not.
have patience till 1 had finifh'd my fmall Affair with her.
[Puts up his Sword, Aria, Death, he'll know me— ^ — Sir, you fee we are prevented. [Draws hi-m ajide, or — ~-^Seems to talk to hlWy Beau, gazes on La Nuchc, who has pulled down her Veil, Beau. 'Tis (he ! Madam, this Veil's to*^ thin to hide the perjur'd Beauty underneath. Oh, have... i b^'en fearch- ing thee, with all the diligence of impatient Love, and am I thus rewarded, to find thee here incompafs'd round with Strangers, fighting, who firft fhould take my right away ?. .Gods ! take your Reafon back, take all your Love ; for eafy Man's unworthy of the Blefiings.
Will. Harkye, Harr'^ — the — Woman — the almighty Whore — thou told'ftme of to day.
Beau. Death, do'ft thou mock my Grief — unhand me ftrair, for iho I cannot blame thee, 1 muft bate thee.— • [Goes out.
What to read after Plays Written By the Late Ingenious Mrs. Behn : in Four Volumes V.1?
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