The Night Raven
The Night Raven
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Let him be hang'd we very humbly craue, Nay hang them both fo we the Smith may haue. The ludge he fmyled at their fimple ieft, And faid the Smith would ferue the hang-man beft.
Of 26.
The Night-Rauen.
Of two euills chufe the leajl, AScriuener (about nine a clocke at night) Sat clofe in's fhop, and earneftly did write, The villany abroad fufpe6ling not, While two obferuing him, thus layd a plot. Quoth one to t'other, fnatch thou off his hat : The which he did, and ran away with that : The Scriue...ner in haft his fhop forfakes. And for to ouertake him vndertakes. So while he follows him that runs away The other rafcall watching for his pray, Enters the fhop as bold as bold might be, And takes his cloake and fo away goes he. Scriuener comes backe, bare headed as he went, Miffmg his cloake was far worfe difcontent. Quoth he what cafe am I brought in to night, Of hat and cloake being vncafed quite? I will not cry Hamlet Reuenge my greeues. But I will call Hang-man Reuenge on theeues.
D2 To 27 The Night-Rauen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let him be hang'd we very humbly craue, Nay hang them both fo we the Smith may haue. The ludge he fmyled at their fimple ieft, And faid the Smith would ferue the hang-man beft.
Of 26.
The Night-Rauen.
Of two euills chufe the leajl, AScriuener (about nine a clocke at night) Sat clofe in's fhop, and earneftly did write, The villany abroad fufpe6ling not, While two obferuing him, thus layd a plot. Quoth one to t'other, fnatch thou off his hat : The which he did, and ran away with that : The Scriue...ner in haft his fhop forfakes. And for to ouertake him vndertakes. So while he follows him that runs away The other rafcall watching for his pray, Enters the fhop as bold as bold might be, And takes his cloake and fo away goes he. Scriuener comes backe, bare headed as he went, Miffmg his cloake was far worfe difcontent. Quoth he what cafe am I brought in to night, Of hat and cloake being vncafed quite? I will not cry Hamlet Reuenge my greeues. But I will call Hang-man Reuenge on theeues.
D2 To 27 The Night-Rauen.
What to read after The Night Raven?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rowlands Samuel to read onlineMoreLess
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