The Dramatic Works of Philip Massinger Compleat in Four Volumes volume 2
The Dramatic Works of Philip Massinger Compleat in Four Volumes volume 2
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Arcad. Leap to his Lips, You'll find them the beft Sanctuary, Flac. And try, then, What Intereft my reverend Sifter hath To force you from 'em.
Theod. What ftrange May game's this ? Though done in Sport, how ill this Levity Becomes your Wifdom ?
Pulch. I am ferious, Sir, And have done nothing but what you in Honour s And as you are yourfelf an Emperor, Stand bound to juftify.
Tbeod. Take heed -, put not thefe Strange Trials on my Patience.
Pulch. Do not you, Sir, Deny your own Ac~b, as you are ...a Man, And ftand on your own Bottom, 'twill appear A childifh Weaknefs to make void a Grant, Sign'd by your Sacred Hand and Seal, and ftrengthen'd X 3 With 326 THE EMPEROR With a religious Oath, but with my Licence Never to be recall'd. For Tome few Minutes Let Reafon rule your Paflion, and in this, (Delivers the DceL Be pleas'd to read my Intereft. You will find, there, What you in me call Violence, is Juftice, And that I may make Ufe of what's mine own, According to my Will. 'Tis your own Gift, Sir ; And what an Emperor gives, fhould ftand as firm As the Celeftial Poles upon the Shoulders Of Atlas> or his Succeilor in that Office The great Alcides.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Arcad. Leap to his Lips, You'll find them the beft Sanctuary, Flac. And try, then, What Intereft my reverend Sifter hath To force you from 'em.
Theod. What ftrange May game's this ? Though done in Sport, how ill this Levity Becomes your Wifdom ?
Pulch. I am ferious, Sir, And have done nothing but what you in Honour s And as you are yourfelf an Emperor, Stand bound to juftify.
Tbeod. Take heed -, put not thefe Strange Trials on my Patience.
Pulch. Do not you, Sir, Deny your own Ac~b, as you are ...a Man, And ftand on your own Bottom, 'twill appear A childifh Weaknefs to make void a Grant, Sign'd by your Sacred Hand and Seal, and ftrengthen'd X 3 With 326 THE EMPEROR With a religious Oath, but with my Licence Never to be recall'd. For Tome few Minutes Let Reafon rule your Paflion, and in this, (Delivers the DceL Be pleas'd to read my Intereft. You will find, there, What you in me call Violence, is Juftice, And that I may make Ufe of what's mine own, According to my Will. 'Tis your own Gift, Sir ; And what an Emperor gives, fhould ftand as firm As the Celeftial Poles upon the Shoulders Of Atlas> or his Succeilor in that Office The great Alcides.
What to read after The Dramatic Works of Philip Massinger Compleat in Four Volumes volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Massinger to read onlineMoreLess
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