The Laws of Candy
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Porphycio: You my Lord _Fernando_, With the Ambassador, withdraw a while.
Fernando: My Lords, we shall.
[Ex.
Possenne: Melitus, and the Secretary, Give notice to _Gonzalo_, that the Senate Requires his presence.
[Ex. _Gas. _ and _Mel. _ [Enter _Cassilane_, and _Arca_] Philander: What concerns the business?
Porphycio: Thus noble Prince-- Cassilanes: Let me alone, thou troublest me, I will be heard.
Arcanes: You know not what you do.
Possenne: Forbear: who's he that is so rude? what's he ...that dares To interrupt our counsels?
Cassilanes: One that has guarded, Those Purple robes from Cankers worse than Moths, One that hath kept your fleeces on your backs, That would have been snatch'd from you: but I see 'Tis better now to be a Dog, a Spaniel In times of Peace, then boast the bruised scars, Purchas'd with loss of bloud in noble wars, My Lords, I speak to you.
Porphycio: Lord _Cassilane_, We know not what you mean.
Cassilanes: Yes, you are set Upon a bench of justice; and a day Will come (hear this, and quake ye potent great ones) When you your selves shall stand before a judge, Who in a pair of scales will weigh your actions, Without abatement of one grain: as then You would be found full weight, I charge ye fathers Let me have justice now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Porphycio: You my Lord _Fernando_, With the Ambassador, withdraw a while.
Fernando: My Lords, we shall.
[Ex.
Possenne: Melitus, and the Secretary, Give notice to _Gonzalo_, that the Senate Requires his presence.
[Ex. _Gas. _ and _Mel. _ [Enter _Cassilane_, and _Arca_] Philander: What concerns the business?
Porphycio: Thus noble Prince-- Cassilanes: Let me alone, thou troublest me, I will be heard.
Arcanes: You know not what you do.
Possenne: Forbear: who's he that is so rude? what's he ...that dares To interrupt our counsels?
Cassilanes: One that has guarded, Those Purple robes from Cankers worse than Moths, One that hath kept your fleeces on your backs, That would have been snatch'd from you: but I see 'Tis better now to be a Dog, a Spaniel In times of Peace, then boast the bruised scars, Purchas'd with loss of bloud in noble wars, My Lords, I speak to you.
Porphycio: Lord _Cassilane_, We know not what you mean.
Cassilanes: Yes, you are set Upon a bench of justice; and a day Will come (hear this, and quake ye potent great ones) When you your selves shall stand before a judge, Who in a pair of scales will weigh your actions, Without abatement of one grain: as then You would be found full weight, I charge ye fathers Let me have justice now.
What to read after The Laws of Candy?
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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