The Greek Kalends
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Cast him ? I had rather lose ten talents in a night, than that he should be cast.
PORPHYRY. I mean, found him in metal ; not cast him down.
CYMON. I will hold him for you myself; I will not trust a stableman.
PORPHYRY. You are too good.
CYMON. I will be as good as my word.
PORPHYRY. Adieu, Cymon.
CYMON. Pleasant dreams.
(Exit PORPHYRY. ) I could snore like a harvester, if I had but a truss of straw under me.
(Exit CYMON. ) LIBON. The ease promised, I fear me, means but 38 THE GREEK KALENDS a qu...iet grave. I am these score years bed-ridden, and this jaunt is like to kill me. (Exit. ) APOLLOS. A crazy patch-work of men and women.
EROS. Which is better, to eat a musty egg after a fresh, or a fresh egg after a musty ? Which is happier, to review honest folk, and after to find fools and knaves ; or, beginning with fools and knaves, to put no faith in subsequent honesty ; as a fresh egg, be it never so sweet, relisheth nought after one that hath overstaid his welcome ? (Re-enter IRENE. ) IRENE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cast him ? I had rather lose ten talents in a night, than that he should be cast.
PORPHYRY. I mean, found him in metal ; not cast him down.
CYMON. I will hold him for you myself; I will not trust a stableman.
PORPHYRY. You are too good.
CYMON. I will be as good as my word.
PORPHYRY. Adieu, Cymon.
CYMON. Pleasant dreams.
(Exit PORPHYRY. ) I could snore like a harvester, if I had but a truss of straw under me.
(Exit CYMON. ) LIBON. The ease promised, I fear me, means but 38 THE GREEK KALENDS a qu...iet grave. I am these score years bed-ridden, and this jaunt is like to kill me. (Exit. ) APOLLOS. A crazy patch-work of men and women.
EROS. Which is better, to eat a musty egg after a fresh, or a fresh egg after a musty ? Which is happier, to review honest folk, and after to find fools and knaves ; or, beginning with fools and knaves, to put no faith in subsequent honesty ; as a fresh egg, be it never so sweet, relisheth nought after one that hath overstaid his welcome ? (Re-enter IRENE. ) IRENE.
What to read after The Greek Kalends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Dillon to read onlineMoreLess
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