The Little French Lawyer
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_ _1 Gent. _ One strain or two more. [_Gent. Off. _ _Enter_ Vertaigne, Champernel, Beaupre, Verdone, Lamira, Anabel, _Nurse_, Charlote.
Excellent, they are come.
_Nurse. _ We cannot miss, in such a business, yetMine ear ne'r fail'd me. [_Musick for the Dance. _ _Charl. _ Would we were at it once, I do not walk, but Dance.
_1 Gent. _ You shall have dancing. Begin, and when I give the word-- _2 Gent. _ No more:We are instructed. [_Dance. _ _Beaupre. _ But win us fairly-- _1 Gent. _ O Sir, we do n...ot come to try your valour, But to possess you, yet we use you kindlyIn that, like English Thieves, we kill you not, But are contented with the spoil.
_Verta. _ Oh Heaven!How hath mine age deserv'd this?
_Cham. _ Hell confound it, This comes of walking; had I kept my legs, Or my good Horse, my Armour on, My Staff in my rest, and this good Sword too, friend, How I would break and scatter these.
_All Gent. _ Ha, ha, ha.
_Cham. _ Do you scorn me Rogues?
_Nurs. _ Nay, Gentlemen, kind Gentlemen, Or honest keepers of these woods, but hear me, Be not so rough; if you are taken withMy beauty, as it hath been worth the seeking, Some one or two of you try me in private, You shall not find me squeamish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
_ _1 Gent. _ One strain or two more. [_Gent. Off. _ _Enter_ Vertaigne, Champernel, Beaupre, Verdone, Lamira, Anabel, _Nurse_, Charlote.
Excellent, they are come.
_Nurse. _ We cannot miss, in such a business, yetMine ear ne'r fail'd me. [_Musick for the Dance. _ _Charl. _ Would we were at it once, I do not walk, but Dance.
_1 Gent. _ You shall have dancing. Begin, and when I give the word-- _2 Gent. _ No more:We are instructed. [_Dance. _ _Beaupre. _ But win us fairly-- _1 Gent. _ O Sir, we do n...ot come to try your valour, But to possess you, yet we use you kindlyIn that, like English Thieves, we kill you not, But are contented with the spoil.
_Verta. _ Oh Heaven!How hath mine age deserv'd this?
_Cham. _ Hell confound it, This comes of walking; had I kept my legs, Or my good Horse, my Armour on, My Staff in my rest, and this good Sword too, friend, How I would break and scatter these.
_All Gent. _ Ha, ha, ha.
_Cham. _ Do you scorn me Rogues?
_Nurs. _ Nay, Gentlemen, kind Gentlemen, Or honest keepers of these woods, but hear me, Be not so rough; if you are taken withMy beauty, as it hath been worth the seeking, Some one or two of you try me in private, You shall not find me squeamish.
What to read after The Little French Lawyer?
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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