Studies in the Poetry of Italy
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Chr. Stop his mouth. Dem. [trying to do so, without success}. See how strong the rascal is. Pho. I say, Nausi- strata! Chr. Won't you keep still? Pho. Not much.
Nausistrata now appears at the door of her house; Phormio, seeing her, says, panting but gleeful: Here's where my revenge comes in. Naus. Who's calling me? [Seeing the disordered and excited condition of the men. } Why, what's all this row about, husband? Who is this man?
The Drama 65 [Chremes remains tongue-tied. ] Won't you answer me?... Pho. How can he answer you, when, by George, he doesn't know where he is? Chr. [trembling with fear]. Don't you believe a word he says. Pho. Go, touch him; if he isn't frozen stiff, you may strike me dead. Chr. It isn't so: Naus. What is this man talking about, then? Pho. You shall hear; just listen. Chr. You aren't going to believe him? Naus. Good gracious, how can I believe one who hasn't said anything yet? Pho. The poor fellow is crazy with fear. Naus. Surely it's not for nothing that you are so afraid.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chr. Stop his mouth. Dem. [trying to do so, without success}. See how strong the rascal is. Pho. I say, Nausi- strata! Chr. Won't you keep still? Pho. Not much.
Nausistrata now appears at the door of her house; Phormio, seeing her, says, panting but gleeful: Here's where my revenge comes in. Naus. Who's calling me? [Seeing the disordered and excited condition of the men. } Why, what's all this row about, husband? Who is this man?
The Drama 65 [Chremes remains tongue-tied. ] Won't you answer me?... Pho. How can he answer you, when, by George, he doesn't know where he is? Chr. [trembling with fear]. Don't you believe a word he says. Pho. Go, touch him; if he isn't frozen stiff, you may strike me dead. Chr. It isn't so: Naus. What is this man talking about, then? Pho. You shall hear; just listen. Chr. You aren't going to believe him? Naus. Good gracious, how can I believe one who hasn't said anything yet? Pho. The poor fellow is crazy with fear. Naus. Surely it's not for nothing that you are so afraid.
What to read after Studies in the Poetry of Italy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oscar Kuhns to read onlineMoreLess
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