The Mermaid Series
The Mermaid Series
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Seen him ! hang him, I have seen him : pox on him, seen him !
L. Dunce. Well, and what is become of him ?
where is he ?
Sir Dav. Why dost thou ask me where he is ?
What a pox care I what becomes of him ? Pr'ythee don't trouble me with thy impertinence ; I am busy.
L. Dunce, You are not angry, my dear, are you ?
Sir Dav. No, but I am pleased, and that's all one; very much pleased, let me tell you but that ; I am only to sup with my lord mayor, that's all ; nothing else in the world, only the bus...iness of the nation calls upon me, that's all ; therefore, once more I say, don't be troublesome, but stand off.
L. Dunce. You always think my company trouble- some ; you never stay at home to comfort me ; what think you I shall do alone by myself all this evening, moping in my chamber? Pray, my joy, stay with me for once. — I hope he won't take me at my word.
\^Aside.
Sir Dav. I say again and again, tempter, stand off; I will not lose my preferment for my pleasure; honour is towards me, and flesh and blood are my aversion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seen him ! hang him, I have seen him : pox on him, seen him !
L. Dunce. Well, and what is become of him ?
where is he ?
Sir Dav. Why dost thou ask me where he is ?
What a pox care I what becomes of him ? Pr'ythee don't trouble me with thy impertinence ; I am busy.
L. Dunce, You are not angry, my dear, are you ?
Sir Dav. No, but I am pleased, and that's all one; very much pleased, let me tell you but that ; I am only to sup with my lord mayor, that's all ; nothing else in the world, only the bus...iness of the nation calls upon me, that's all ; therefore, once more I say, don't be troublesome, but stand off.
L. Dunce. You always think my company trouble- some ; you never stay at home to comfort me ; what think you I shall do alone by myself all this evening, moping in my chamber? Pray, my joy, stay with me for once. — I hope he won't take me at my word.
\^Aside.
Sir Dav. I say again and again, tempter, stand off; I will not lose my preferment for my pleasure; honour is towards me, and flesh and blood are my aversion.
What to read after The Mermaid Series?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Otway Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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