The False One
The False One
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_ I cry.
_2 Sol. _ And so do I.
_3 Sol. _ An excellent villain.
_1 Sol. _ A more sweet pious knave I never heard yet.
_2 Sol. _ He was happie he was Rascal, to come to this.
_Enter_ Achoreus.
Who's this? a Priest?
_Sep. _ O stay, most holy Sir! And by the Gods of _Egypt_, I conjure ye, (_Isis_, and great _Osiris_) pity me, Pity a loaden man, and tell me truly With what most humble Sacrifice I may Wash off my sin, and appease the powers that hate me? Take from my hear...t those thousand thousand furies, That restless gnaw upon my life, and save me. _Orestes_ bloody hands fell on his Mother, Yet, at the holy altar he was pardon'd.
_Ach. _ _Orestes_ out of madness did his murther, And therefore he found grace: thou (worst of all men) Out of cold blood, and hope of gain, base lucre, Slew'st thine own Feeder: come not near the altar, Nor with thy reeking hands pollute the Sacrifice, Thou art markt for shame eternal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_ I cry.
_2 Sol. _ And so do I.
_3 Sol. _ An excellent villain.
_1 Sol. _ A more sweet pious knave I never heard yet.
_2 Sol. _ He was happie he was Rascal, to come to this.
_Enter_ Achoreus.
Who's this? a Priest?
_Sep. _ O stay, most holy Sir! And by the Gods of _Egypt_, I conjure ye, (_Isis_, and great _Osiris_) pity me, Pity a loaden man, and tell me truly With what most humble Sacrifice I may Wash off my sin, and appease the powers that hate me? Take from my hear...t those thousand thousand furies, That restless gnaw upon my life, and save me. _Orestes_ bloody hands fell on his Mother, Yet, at the holy altar he was pardon'd.
_Ach. _ _Orestes_ out of madness did his murther, And therefore he found grace: thou (worst of all men) Out of cold blood, and hope of gain, base lucre, Slew'st thine own Feeder: come not near the altar, Nor with thy reeking hands pollute the Sacrifice, Thou art markt for shame eternal.
What to read after The False One?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Beaumont Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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