Remains of Sir Walter Raleigh : Viz. Maxims Ofstate
Remains of Sir Walter Raleigh : Viz. Maxims Ofstate
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SALADIN.
Why?
SITTAH.
Don't you see the knight Becomes exposed?
SALADIN.
'T is true : then so.
SITTAH.
And so I take the pawn.
SALADIN.
That's true again. Then, check!
SITTAH.
That cannot help you. When my king is castled All will be safe.
SALADIN.
But out of my dilemma 'T is not so easy to escape unhurt.
Well, you must have the knight.
72 LESSING.
SITTAH.
I will not have him, I pass him by.
SALADIN.
In that, there 's no forbearance : The place is better than the piece.
SITTAH.
Maybe.
SALADIN.
...Beware you reckon not without your host: This stroke you did not think of.
SITTAH.
No, indeed; I did not think you tired of your queen.
SALADIN.
My queen ?
SITTAH.
Well, well! I find that I to-day Shall earn a thousand dinars to an asper.
SALADIN.
How so, my sister ?
SITTAH.
Play the ignorant — As if it were not purposely thou losest.
I find not my account in 't; for, besides That such a game yields very little pastime.
When have I not, by losing, won with thee?
When hast thou not, by way of comfort to me For my lost game, presented twice the stake?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SALADIN.
Why?
SITTAH.
Don't you see the knight Becomes exposed?
SALADIN.
'T is true : then so.
SITTAH.
And so I take the pawn.
SALADIN.
That's true again. Then, check!
SITTAH.
That cannot help you. When my king is castled All will be safe.
SALADIN.
But out of my dilemma 'T is not so easy to escape unhurt.
Well, you must have the knight.
72 LESSING.
SITTAH.
I will not have him, I pass him by.
SALADIN.
In that, there 's no forbearance : The place is better than the piece.
SITTAH.
Maybe.
SALADIN.
...Beware you reckon not without your host: This stroke you did not think of.
SITTAH.
No, indeed; I did not think you tired of your queen.
SALADIN.
My queen ?
SITTAH.
Well, well! I find that I to-day Shall earn a thousand dinars to an asper.
SALADIN.
How so, my sister ?
SITTAH.
Play the ignorant — As if it were not purposely thou losest.
I find not my account in 't; for, besides That such a game yields very little pastime.
When have I not, by losing, won with thee?
When hast thou not, by way of comfort to me For my lost game, presented twice the stake?
What to read after Remains of Sir Walter Raleigh : Viz. Maxims Ofstate?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raleigh Walter Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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