Self's the Man : a Tragi-Comedy
Self's the Man : a Tragi-Comedy
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My lord?
Urb. Yes, friend.
Pasq. Give her no audience.
Urb. Did you know of this?
Pasq. I did. Indoors she keeps a pagan state.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC SELFS THE MAN 93 But never moves abroad.
Urb. And I, untold !
I must have spies, it seems ! — spies, and a headsman !
Say to Saturnia Urban grants her wish.
Pasq. Your majesty Urb. Now, you are meddlesome.
Not since we parted has she brought herself In any way at all to my remembrance.
Doubt not, since now she does so, she obeys Some clear necessi...ty.
JUNI. I humbly thank Your majesty. My mistress will set out As soon as I return.
Urb. {softly to himself), Saturnia, Queen of the Lombards.
\^goes out by a private door. Pasqual goes out towards the city.] JUNl. Have you by any chance A brother in the town, called Philadelphus ?
Digitized by LjOOQIC 94 SELF'S THE MAN Phil. Augmenting daily a prodigious fame By diligent pursuit of what he wants ; A great philosopher?
JUNI. He calls himself Philosopher; notorious too, he is, For some absurdity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My lord?
Urb. Yes, friend.
Pasq. Give her no audience.
Urb. Did you know of this?
Pasq. I did. Indoors she keeps a pagan state.
Digitized by VjOOQ IC SELFS THE MAN 93 But never moves abroad.
Urb. And I, untold !
I must have spies, it seems ! — spies, and a headsman !
Say to Saturnia Urban grants her wish.
Pasq. Your majesty Urb. Now, you are meddlesome.
Not since we parted has she brought herself In any way at all to my remembrance.
Doubt not, since now she does so, she obeys Some clear necessi...ty.
JUNI. I humbly thank Your majesty. My mistress will set out As soon as I return.
Urb. {softly to himself), Saturnia, Queen of the Lombards.
\^goes out by a private door. Pasqual goes out towards the city.] JUNl. Have you by any chance A brother in the town, called Philadelphus ?
Digitized by LjOOQIC 94 SELF'S THE MAN Phil. Augmenting daily a prodigious fame By diligent pursuit of what he wants ; A great philosopher?
JUNI. He calls himself Philosopher; notorious too, he is, For some absurdity.
What to read after Self's the Man : a Tragi-Comedy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Davidson to read onlineMoreLess
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