The Comedy of George a Green 1599
The Comedy of George a Green 1599
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Whither away? I am going to put the horles In the pound.
Kend, Sirra, thofe three horfes belong to vs, and we put Them in, and they muft tarrie there, and eate their fill.
lenkin. Stay, I will goe tell my mailer. 490 Heare you, mafter ? we haue another prife: Thofe three horfes be in your wheate clofe ftill.
And here be three geldings more.
George. What be thefe } lenkin. Thefe are the mailers of the horfes.
George. Nowe, gentlemen, I knowe not your degrees, But more you cannot be, vnlefle you ...be Kings, Why wrong you vs of Wakefield with your horfes } I am the pinner, and before you pafTe, You fhall make good the trefpalTe they haue done. 500 Kend. Peace, faucie mate, prate not to vs : I tell thee, pinner, we are gentlemen.
George. Why fir, fo may I fir, although I giue no armes.
Kend. Thou } howe art thou a gentleman ?
lenkin. And fuch is my mafter, and he may giue as good Armes, as euer your great grandfather could giue.
Kend. Pray thee let me heare howe } lenkin. Marie my mafter may giue for his armes, The picture of Aprill in a greene ierkin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whither away? I am going to put the horles In the pound.
Kend, Sirra, thofe three horfes belong to vs, and we put Them in, and they muft tarrie there, and eate their fill.
lenkin. Stay, I will goe tell my mailer. 490 Heare you, mafter ? we haue another prife: Thofe three horfes be in your wheate clofe ftill.
And here be three geldings more.
George. What be thefe } lenkin. Thefe are the mailers of the horfes.
George. Nowe, gentlemen, I knowe not your degrees, But more you cannot be, vnlefle you ...be Kings, Why wrong you vs of Wakefield with your horfes } I am the pinner, and before you pafTe, You fhall make good the trefpalTe they haue done. 500 Kend. Peace, faucie mate, prate not to vs : I tell thee, pinner, we are gentlemen.
George. Why fir, fo may I fir, although I giue no armes.
Kend. Thou } howe art thou a gentleman ?
lenkin. And fuch is my mafter, and he may giue as good Armes, as euer your great grandfather could giue.
Kend. Pray thee let me heare howe } lenkin. Marie my mafter may giue for his armes, The picture of Aprill in a greene ierkin.
What to read after The Comedy of George a Green 1599?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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