Shakespeares Stories of the English Kings
Shakespeares Stories of the English Kings
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Half a dozen men were required, and Ralph Mouldy, Simon Shadow, Thomas Wart, Francis Feeble, Peter Bullcalf and another were waiting to appear before the Justice. They were villagers of a grotesque type, and Falstaff made great fun out of their names and appearance. One had a cough and said that he thought he ought to be excused because of it, another was a woman's tailor, and a third was so thin that Falstaff said that he was just the man for the wars, for if he stood sideways the enemy would ...not be able to see him. Thomas Wart was so ragged and miserable that he looked as though his frame were built up on pins, and even the unscrupu- lous Falstaff realised that he was hardly worth troubling about. Each man had a reason why he should not be compelled to be a soldier, but Falstaff only acknowledged the effectiveness of one reason, and Bardolph knew how to extract that reason from their pockets. While the knight was having dinner with Justice Shallow, his follower received three pounds from Mouldy and Bullcalf, but the rest were unable to supply the needed money and thus were compelled to serve as recruits in Falstaff's company of tattered heroes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Half a dozen men were required, and Ralph Mouldy, Simon Shadow, Thomas Wart, Francis Feeble, Peter Bullcalf and another were waiting to appear before the Justice. They were villagers of a grotesque type, and Falstaff made great fun out of their names and appearance. One had a cough and said that he thought he ought to be excused because of it, another was a woman's tailor, and a third was so thin that Falstaff said that he was just the man for the wars, for if he stood sideways the enemy would ...not be able to see him. Thomas Wart was so ragged and miserable that he looked as though his frame were built up on pins, and even the unscrupu- lous Falstaff realised that he was hardly worth troubling about. Each man had a reason why he should not be compelled to be a soldier, but Falstaff only acknowledged the effectiveness of one reason, and Bardolph knew how to extract that reason from their pockets. While the knight was having dinner with Justice Shallow, his follower received three pounds from Mouldy and Bullcalf, but the rest were unable to supply the needed money and thus were compelled to serve as recruits in Falstaff's company of tattered heroes.
What to read after Shakespeares Stories of the English Kings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Carter to read onlineMoreLess
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