Shakespeare a Play in Five Episodes
Shakespeare a Play in Five Episodes
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Who was it doubted my skill ? Who swore never to give me lodgment here ? And who was it said he would never go back to Stratford ?
Will. And have I gone back to Stratford ? [Laughing heartily. '] By my soul, 'twas well done — the blackest of nightmares but the blithest of jests !
W. H. Yet, Will, you have lost me a wager. [To the Dark Lady. ] I will bring you the hound to- morrow.
[At this moment Will Kemp and a couple of Players hurst in helter-skelter.
Kemp. Good even. Will — and to you, my l...ord — and to you, my lady.
W. H. Why, Kemp, you come in the nick of time. We owe you something in laughter, and liere's a rare jest — fit matter for a penny ballad. Hark you. . . .
Will. No more, for the lady's sake.
Dark Lady. For mine ? I care not a rush.
Will. Yet I beg you . . .
EPISODE II SHAKESPEARE 45 W:'H. Well, as you wish. Gentlemen, what news ?
Kemp. Sir — Will — young Morley's the world's tenth marvel !
Will. He has found an air for the song ?
Kemp. And the sweetest you ever heard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who was it doubted my skill ? Who swore never to give me lodgment here ? And who was it said he would never go back to Stratford ?
Will. And have I gone back to Stratford ? [Laughing heartily. '] By my soul, 'twas well done — the blackest of nightmares but the blithest of jests !
W. H. Yet, Will, you have lost me a wager. [To the Dark Lady. ] I will bring you the hound to- morrow.
[At this moment Will Kemp and a couple of Players hurst in helter-skelter.
Kemp. Good even. Will — and to you, my l...ord — and to you, my lady.
W. H. Why, Kemp, you come in the nick of time. We owe you something in laughter, and liere's a rare jest — fit matter for a penny ballad. Hark you. . . .
Will. No more, for the lady's sake.
Dark Lady. For mine ? I care not a rush.
Will. Yet I beg you . . .
EPISODE II SHAKESPEARE 45 W:'H. Well, as you wish. Gentlemen, what news ?
Kemp. Sir — Will — young Morley's the world's tenth marvel !
Will. He has found an air for the song ?
Kemp. And the sweetest you ever heard.
What to read after Shakespeare a Play in Five Episodes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H F Harold Frederick Rubinsten to read onlineMoreLess
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