The Belles of Canterbury
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As to her singing, well, I have heard worse! I fear her verses will make her perverse.
PRIORESS. (_to_ HIPPOLYTA) To punish her would make my conscience prick.
GRISELDA. O Madame, be not flattered, think of _stick_.
PRIORESS. Alas 'tis true!
EMILY. Fire up your dying wrath.
WIFE. (_to_ JUNIOR) What can you say about the Wife of Bath?
JUNIOR. I don't know. I can't remember anything.
WIFE. (_severely_) Did you not say my hosen were of red?
JUNIOR. Well, they are, aren't they?
WIFE. And what of th...at? Is that a case for scorn? My gear is eke as fine as e'er was worn.
EMILY. What about me?
JUNIOR. (_puzzled_) Who are you? I just _can't_ remember.
HIPPOLYTA. Do you not recognize her by her hair?
EMILY. 'Tis falling out because of grief and care!
JUNIOR. Then I suppose you're Emily. But who is that? (_points to_GRISELDA) GRISELDA. Ignorance!! (_she stamps her foot_) ALL. Griselda! You impatient!
JUNIOR. Are you the one they used to call "Patient Griselda"? I nevershould have known you. And who are you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As to her singing, well, I have heard worse! I fear her verses will make her perverse.
PRIORESS. (_to_ HIPPOLYTA) To punish her would make my conscience prick.
GRISELDA. O Madame, be not flattered, think of _stick_.
PRIORESS. Alas 'tis true!
EMILY. Fire up your dying wrath.
WIFE. (_to_ JUNIOR) What can you say about the Wife of Bath?
JUNIOR. I don't know. I can't remember anything.
WIFE. (_severely_) Did you not say my hosen were of red?
JUNIOR. Well, they are, aren't they?
WIFE. And what of th...at? Is that a case for scorn? My gear is eke as fine as e'er was worn.
EMILY. What about me?
JUNIOR. (_puzzled_) Who are you? I just _can't_ remember.
HIPPOLYTA. Do you not recognize her by her hair?
EMILY. 'Tis falling out because of grief and care!
JUNIOR. Then I suppose you're Emily. But who is that? (_points to_GRISELDA) GRISELDA. Ignorance!! (_she stamps her foot_) ALL. Griselda! You impatient!
JUNIOR. Are you the one they used to call "Patient Griselda"? I nevershould have known you. And who are you?
What to read after The Belles of Canterbury?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stewart Anna Bird to read onlineMoreLess
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