The Dramatic Works And Poems of James Shirley
The Dramatic Works And Poems of James Shirley
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Too far from home.
Lord F. He's fighting i' the Low Countries ; By his example you may skirmish here, A little if you please. 1 do not wish him Return 'd, although 1 have his land in mortgage ', If you would be less cruel, you may pay His debt in other property, and cancel The payment in due time.
L. Per. ril hear no more ; You have a stain'd soul. ^Exit.
LordF. I do love this lady.
As gentlemen now call love, and that extremely.
She is all nun's' flesh about her ; but has the devil No trick to... thaw hef chastity ? 1 must have .Digitized by VjOOQ IC I ■\ &.L] THE EXAMPLE. 297 Some way to enjoy her body for uiy credit ; The world lakes notice I have courted her, [And if 1 mount her not, I lose my honour. [ExU.
ACT II. SCENE I. .
A Street.
Enter Vainman, Pumicestone, and Scrivener.
Vain. So, so, now we are fiirnishM.
Pum. Our act» and deeds are to shew for't.
Scriv. SigiUatum et deliheralum in presentia notarii publici. — 1 thank you, genflenien.
Pum. In the presence of the notorious publican.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Too far from home.
Lord F. He's fighting i' the Low Countries ; By his example you may skirmish here, A little if you please. 1 do not wish him Return 'd, although 1 have his land in mortgage ', If you would be less cruel, you may pay His debt in other property, and cancel The payment in due time.
L. Per. ril hear no more ; You have a stain'd soul. ^Exit.
LordF. I do love this lady.
As gentlemen now call love, and that extremely.
She is all nun's' flesh about her ; but has the devil No trick to... thaw hef chastity ? 1 must have .Digitized by VjOOQ IC I ■\ &.L] THE EXAMPLE. 297 Some way to enjoy her body for uiy credit ; The world lakes notice I have courted her, [And if 1 mount her not, I lose my honour. [ExU.
ACT II. SCENE I. .
A Street.
Enter Vainman, Pumicestone, and Scrivener.
Vain. So, so, now we are fiirnishM.
Pum. Our act» and deeds are to shew for't.
Scriv. SigiUatum et deliheralum in presentia notarii publici. — 1 thank you, genflenien.
Pum. In the presence of the notorious publican.
What to read after The Dramatic Works And Poems of James Shirley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dyce, Alexander, 1798-1869 to read onlineMoreLess
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