Sir John Vanbrugh volume 2
Sir John Vanbrugh volume 2
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Lop. [Aside. ] Are you thereabouts, i'faith ? Then sharp's the word ; egad, I'll own the thing, and receive his bounty for't. \Aloud^\ Why, sir not that I pretend to make a merit o' the matter, for, alas ! I am but your poor hireling, and therefore bound in duty to render you all the service I can ; but 'tis I have done't. 223 Lor. What hast thou done ?
Lop. What no man else could have done the job, sir ; told him the secret, and then talked him into a liking on't ACT in. ] The MISTAKE. 275 Lor.... 'Tis impossible ; thou dost not tell me true.
Lop. Sir, I scorn to reap anything from another man's labours ; but if this poor piece of service carries any merit with it, you now know where to reward it.
Lor. Thou art not serious ?
Lop. I am, or may hunger be my messmate !
Lor. And may famine be mine, if I don't reward thee fort as thou deserv'st ! Dead ! [Making a pass at him.
Lop. Have a care there ! [Leaping on one sideJ] What do you mean, sir ? I bar all surprise.
Lor. Traitor ! is this the fruit of the trust I placed in thee villain ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lop. [Aside. ] Are you thereabouts, i'faith ? Then sharp's the word ; egad, I'll own the thing, and receive his bounty for't. \Aloud^\ Why, sir not that I pretend to make a merit o' the matter, for, alas ! I am but your poor hireling, and therefore bound in duty to render you all the service I can ; but 'tis I have done't. 223 Lor. What hast thou done ?
Lop. What no man else could have done the job, sir ; told him the secret, and then talked him into a liking on't ACT in. ] The MISTAKE. 275 Lor.... 'Tis impossible ; thou dost not tell me true.
Lop. Sir, I scorn to reap anything from another man's labours ; but if this poor piece of service carries any merit with it, you now know where to reward it.
Lor. Thou art not serious ?
Lop. I am, or may hunger be my messmate !
Lor. And may famine be mine, if I don't reward thee fort as thou deserv'st ! Dead ! [Making a pass at him.
Lop. Have a care there ! [Leaping on one sideJ] What do you mean, sir ? I bar all surprise.
Lor. Traitor ! is this the fruit of the trust I placed in thee villain ?
What to read after Sir John Vanbrugh volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Vanbrugh to read onlineMoreLess
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