The City Bride (1696)
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_1 Sail. _ Thank you Mistress with all our Hearts.
[Exeunt _all but Sailers_.
_2 Sail. _ Well, this Mr. _Summerfield_ is a brave Fellow, Gadzooks heis.
_3 Sail. _ Ay _Tom_ so he is; had it not been for him, we had all beentaken on my Conscience.
_1 Sail. _ On my Soul and so we had: O if you had but seen him when heboarded the _Monsieur_, 'twou'd have made you laugh 'till you had splityour Sides. He came up to the Captain o'this fashion with a Slap--ha!and gave him such a back-handed wipe, that ...he cut off his Head asgenteely, as tho he had served seven Years Apprenticeship to't.
_Enter Servant with a Bowl of Punch. _ _Serv. _ Gentlemen, Mr. _Summerfield_ desires ye to be merry, and hassent you this to drink his Health.
_1 Sail. _ O, the Lord bless him, he's a fine Gentleman, and so pray tellhim, and withal give him our hearty Thanks; Dost hear Boy?
_Serv. _ Yes, yes, I will.
[_Exit. _ _2 Sail. _ What is't Brother?
_3 Sail. _ Punch by this Light!
Omnes. _Hoo-ra; Hoo-ra; Viva_ Mr. _Summerfield, Viva, Hoora.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_1 Sail. _ Thank you Mistress with all our Hearts.
[Exeunt _all but Sailers_.
_2 Sail. _ Well, this Mr. _Summerfield_ is a brave Fellow, Gadzooks heis.
_3 Sail. _ Ay _Tom_ so he is; had it not been for him, we had all beentaken on my Conscience.
_1 Sail. _ On my Soul and so we had: O if you had but seen him when heboarded the _Monsieur_, 'twou'd have made you laugh 'till you had splityour Sides. He came up to the Captain o'this fashion with a Slap--ha!and gave him such a back-handed wipe, that ...he cut off his Head asgenteely, as tho he had served seven Years Apprenticeship to't.
_Enter Servant with a Bowl of Punch. _ _Serv. _ Gentlemen, Mr. _Summerfield_ desires ye to be merry, and hassent you this to drink his Health.
_1 Sail. _ O, the Lord bless him, he's a fine Gentleman, and so pray tellhim, and withal give him our hearty Thanks; Dost hear Boy?
_Serv. _ Yes, yes, I will.
[_Exit. _ _2 Sail. _ What is't Brother?
_3 Sail. _ Punch by this Light!
Omnes. _Hoo-ra; Hoo-ra; Viva_ Mr. _Summerfield, Viva, Hoora.
What to read after The City Bride (1696)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris Joseph to read onlineMoreLess
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