The Dramatic Works of Richard Brome Containing Fifteen Comedies Now First Collec
The Dramatic Works of Richard Brome Containing Fifteen Comedies Now First Collec
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(they fay) he guelt himfclfc beyond Sea for fpight one did him ; and now preaches chaftity to Ladies, and love t their husbands. Hee's a Lay-gofpeller am>n_, r the married fort, and an cfpcciall pedant to the youth o' Court.
Con. Fy, thou fpcakft too much.
. S\v. There's another humor 1 could beat thee for with all my heart, thou wilt fpeake outragioufly of all men behindc their backs, and darft not anfwer Ba - -to the face of a fheep, O I could pommell thee.
Cit. This is not yet a caufe to fig...ht for, when Ph. But will not that fine Gentleman Mr. Dainty come, Mr. Court-wit ?
Con. I expect him prefently.
Ph. I'lefee if their conference be ended, or breake it if I can, and haften my Lady to you. Exit.
Sw. This wench has a dainty wit.
Con. Shee may, living with the prime Lady-wit in to\vne.
Sw. But what Dainty is that fhee talkes on fo affectionately ?
Cou. Troth a Gentleman that lives at a good rate ; very civill in converfation, keepes good com- pany ; yet none of his acquaintance that I am acquainted with knowes his beginning, or his Sw.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(they fay) he guelt himfclfc beyond Sea for fpight one did him ; and now preaches chaftity to Ladies, and love t their husbands. Hee's a Lay-gofpeller am>n_, r the married fort, and an cfpcciall pedant to the youth o' Court.
Con. Fy, thou fpcakft too much.
. S\v. There's another humor 1 could beat thee for with all my heart, thou wilt fpeake outragioufly of all men behindc their backs, and darft not anfwer Ba - -to the face of a fheep, O I could pommell thee.
Cit. This is not yet a caufe to fig...ht for, when Ph. But will not that fine Gentleman Mr. Dainty come, Mr. Court-wit ?
Con. I expect him prefently.
Ph. I'lefee if their conference be ended, or breake it if I can, and haften my Lady to you. Exit.
Sw. This wench has a dainty wit.
Con. Shee may, living with the prime Lady-wit in to\vne.
Sw. But what Dainty is that fhee talkes on fo affectionately ?
Cou. Troth a Gentleman that lives at a good rate ; very civill in converfation, keepes good com- pany ; yet none of his acquaintance that I am acquainted with knowes his beginning, or his Sw.
What to read after The Dramatic Works of Richard Brome Containing Fifteen Comedies Now First Collec?
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