The Comedies And Tragedies of George Chapman Now First Collected volume 2
The Comedies And Tragedies of George Chapman Now First Collected volume 2
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2 And tis a peece of virtue to tell true.
3. Gods me, the King, Sau. Well, I haue faid nothing that may offend.
1. Tis hop't fo.
2 . If there be any mercie in laughter. Sau. He take my leaue.
After the tedious flay my loue hath made, (Moft worthy to command our earthly zeale) I come for pardon, and to take my leaue ; Affirming though I reape no other good, By this my voiage ; but t'haue feene a Prince Of greatnes, in all grace fo paft report ; I nothing fhould repent me, and to fhew Some token ...of my gratitude, I haue fent, Into your treafury, the greatefl Iewells, In all my Cabinet of Beatrice, And of my late deceafed wife, th'Infanta, Which are two Bafons, and their Ewrs of chri flail, Neuer yet valued for their workmanfhip, Nor the exceding riches of their matter.
And to your liable (worthy Duke of Byron) I haue fent in two of my fayreft horfes.
Byr. Sent me your horfes ? vpon what defert 1 I entertaine no prefents, but for merits ; Which I am farre from at your highnes hands ; As being of all men to you the mod flrangcr, There is as ample bounty in refilling ; As in bellowing, and with this I quit you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 And tis a peece of virtue to tell true.
3. Gods me, the King, Sau. Well, I haue faid nothing that may offend.
1. Tis hop't fo.
2 . If there be any mercie in laughter. Sau. He take my leaue.
After the tedious flay my loue hath made, (Moft worthy to command our earthly zeale) I come for pardon, and to take my leaue ; Affirming though I reape no other good, By this my voiage ; but t'haue feene a Prince Of greatnes, in all grace fo paft report ; I nothing fhould repent me, and to fhew Some token ...of my gratitude, I haue fent, Into your treafury, the greatefl Iewells, In all my Cabinet of Beatrice, And of my late deceafed wife, th'Infanta, Which are two Bafons, and their Ewrs of chri flail, Neuer yet valued for their workmanfhip, Nor the exceding riches of their matter.
And to your liable (worthy Duke of Byron) I haue fent in two of my fayreft horfes.
Byr. Sent me your horfes ? vpon what defert 1 I entertaine no prefents, but for merits ; Which I am farre from at your highnes hands ; As being of all men to you the mod flrangcr, There is as ample bounty in refilling ; As in bellowing, and with this I quit you.
What to read after The Comedies And Tragedies of George Chapman Now First Collected volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chapman, George, 1559?-1634 to read onlineMoreLess
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