The Dramatic Works of John Webster volume 3
The Dramatic Works of John Webster volume 3
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May it please your lordship and the reverend court, To give me leave to open to you a case. So rare, so altogether void of precedent, That I do challenge all the spacious volumes Of the whole civil law to shew the like. We are of counsel for this gentlewoman ; We have receiv'd our fee ; yet the Avhole course Of what we are to speak is quite against her ; Yet we'll deserve our fee too. There stands one, Ronielio the merchant : I will name him to you, Without either title or addition ; For those ...false beams of his supposed honour. As void of true heat, as are all painted fires. Or glowworms in the dark, suit him all basely, As if he had bought his gentry from the herald With money got by extortion : I will first Produce this ^tEsop's crow, as he stands forfeit For the long use of his gay borrow 'd plumes. And then let him hop naked. I come to th' point, T'as been a dream in ISTaples, very near This eight and thirty years, that this Romelio Was nobly descended ; he has rank'd himself AVith the nobility, shamefully usurp'd sen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
May it please your lordship and the reverend court, To give me leave to open to you a case. So rare, so altogether void of precedent, That I do challenge all the spacious volumes Of the whole civil law to shew the like. We are of counsel for this gentlewoman ; We have receiv'd our fee ; yet the Avhole course Of what we are to speak is quite against her ; Yet we'll deserve our fee too. There stands one, Ronielio the merchant : I will name him to you, Without either title or addition ; For those ...false beams of his supposed honour. As void of true heat, as are all painted fires. Or glowworms in the dark, suit him all basely, As if he had bought his gentry from the herald With money got by extortion : I will first Produce this ^tEsop's crow, as he stands forfeit For the long use of his gay borrow 'd plumes. And then let him hop naked. I come to th' point, T'as been a dream in ISTaples, very near This eight and thirty years, that this Romelio Was nobly descended ; he has rank'd himself AVith the nobility, shamefully usurp'd sen.
What to read after The Dramatic Works of John Webster volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Webster, John, 1580?-1625? to read onlineMoreLess
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