The Dragon, a Wonder Play in Three Acts
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{To M anus.) Let you get out of this.
Manus: No, whoever he is I'll stop and face him. Let him know we are players in the one game!
King: And what sort of a fool will you make of me, to have given in to take the like of you for a son-in-law? They will be putting ridicule on me in the songs.
Queen: If he must stop here we might put some face on him. . . . If I had but a decent suit. . . . Give me your cloak, Dall Glic. ( He gives it. ) Here now . . . {To Manus. ) Put this around you. . . . {Manu...s takes it awk- wardly. ) It will cover up your kitchen suit.
Manus: Is it this way?
The Dragon 77 Queen: You have no right handling of it — stupid clown ! This way !
Manus: (Flinging it off.) No, I'll change no more suits ! It is time for me to stop fooling and give you what you did not ask yet, my name. I will tell out all the truth.
Gatekeeper: (At door.) The King of Sor- cha ! ( Taig comes in. ) King and Queen: The King of Sorcha!
(They rush forward to greet him.) Nurse: (To Manus.) Did ever anyone hear the like!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
{To M anus.) Let you get out of this.
Manus: No, whoever he is I'll stop and face him. Let him know we are players in the one game!
King: And what sort of a fool will you make of me, to have given in to take the like of you for a son-in-law? They will be putting ridicule on me in the songs.
Queen: If he must stop here we might put some face on him. . . . If I had but a decent suit. . . . Give me your cloak, Dall Glic. ( He gives it. ) Here now . . . {To Manus. ) Put this around you. . . . {Manu...s takes it awk- wardly. ) It will cover up your kitchen suit.
Manus: Is it this way?
The Dragon 77 Queen: You have no right handling of it — stupid clown ! This way !
Manus: (Flinging it off.) No, I'll change no more suits ! It is time for me to stop fooling and give you what you did not ask yet, my name. I will tell out all the truth.
Gatekeeper: (At door.) The King of Sor- cha ! ( Taig comes in. ) King and Queen: The King of Sorcha!
(They rush forward to greet him.) Nurse: (To Manus.) Did ever anyone hear the like!
What to read after The Dragon, a Wonder Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gregory Lady to read onlineMoreLess
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