Sejanus: His Fall
Sejanus: His Fall
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Stay here: I'll give his lordship, you are come. Enter MINUTIUS, with COTTA and LATIARIS. Min. Marcus Terentius, 'pray you tell my lord Here's Cotta, and Latiaris.
Ter. Sir, I shall.
Cot. My letter is the very same with yours; Only requires me to be present there, And give my voice to strengthen his design.
Lat. Names he not what it is?
Cot. No, nor to you.
Lat. 'Tis strange and singular doubtful!
Cot. So it is. It may be all is left to lord Sejanus. Enter NATTA and GRAC...INUS LACO.
Nat. Gentlemen, where's my lord?
Tri. We wait him here.
Cot. The provost Laco! what's the news?
Lat. My lord---- Enter SEJANUS.
Sej. Now, my right dear, noble, and trusted friends, How much I am a captive to your kindness! Most worthy Cotta, Latiaris, Laco, Your valiant hand; and, gentlemen, your loves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stay here: I'll give his lordship, you are come. Enter MINUTIUS, with COTTA and LATIARIS. Min. Marcus Terentius, 'pray you tell my lord Here's Cotta, and Latiaris.
Ter. Sir, I shall.
Cot. My letter is the very same with yours; Only requires me to be present there, And give my voice to strengthen his design.
Lat. Names he not what it is?
Cot. No, nor to you.
Lat. 'Tis strange and singular doubtful!
Cot. So it is. It may be all is left to lord Sejanus. Enter NATTA and GRAC...INUS LACO.
Nat. Gentlemen, where's my lord?
Tri. We wait him here.
Cot. The provost Laco! what's the news?
Lat. My lord---- Enter SEJANUS.
Sej. Now, my right dear, noble, and trusted friends, How much I am a captive to your kindness! Most worthy Cotta, Latiaris, Laco, Your valiant hand; and, gentlemen, your loves.
What to read after Sejanus: His Fall?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jonson Ben to read onlineMoreLess
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