The Old Wives Tale 1595
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C 3 Enter The Old VViues Tale. Enter the two Brothers. Delya away, for befet are we, But heauen or hell fhall refcue her for me. 480 /. Br. Brother, was not that Delya did appeare > Or was it but her ftiadow that was here } 2. Bro: Sifter, where art thou? Delya come again He calles, that of thy abfence doth complaine. Call out Calypha that fhe may heare, And crie aloud, for Delya is neere. Eccho : Neere. /. Br : Neere, O where, haft thou any tidings ? Eccho: Tidings. 2. Br: Which way is Delya t...hen, or that, or 490 Eccho: This. (this? /. Br: And may we fafely come where Delia Eccho: Yes. (is 2, Bro: Brother remember you the white Beare of Englands wood : Start not a fide for euery danger. Be not afeard of euery ftranger ; Things that feeme, are not the fame. (enter. /. Br: Brother, why do we not the coragioufly 2. Br : Then brother draw thy fword & follow J 00 Enter the Coniurer i it lightens ^ thun- (me. Ders, the 2. Brother falles downe. I. Br: What brother dooft thou fall? Sacr: I, and thou to Calypha.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C 3 Enter The Old VViues Tale. Enter the two Brothers. Delya away, for befet are we, But heauen or hell fhall refcue her for me. 480 /. Br. Brother, was not that Delya did appeare > Or was it but her ftiadow that was here } 2. Bro: Sifter, where art thou? Delya come again He calles, that of thy abfence doth complaine. Call out Calypha that fhe may heare, And crie aloud, for Delya is neere. Eccho : Neere. /. Br : Neere, O where, haft thou any tidings ? Eccho: Tidings. 2. Br: Which way is Delya t...hen, or that, or 490 Eccho: This. (this? /. Br: And may we fafely come where Delia Eccho: Yes. (is 2, Bro: Brother remember you the white Beare of Englands wood : Start not a fide for euery danger. Be not afeard of euery ftranger ; Things that feeme, are not the fame. (enter. /. Br: Brother, why do we not the coragioufly 2. Br : Then brother draw thy fword & follow J 00 Enter the Coniurer i it lightens ^ thun- (me. Ders, the 2. Brother falles downe. I. Br: What brother dooft thou fall? Sacr: I, and thou to Calypha.
What to read after The Old Wives Tale 1595?
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