The Old Wives' Tale; a Play
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[The Friar goes into the cell. ^ But, soft! [Sacrapant ^me^.] Who have we here? Delia, away, be gone!
Delia, away! for beset are we. — [Delia disappears in the cell. Fairies remove table and stools, close curtains and go out.^ But heaven or hell shall rescue her for me. [From cell door. He then goes out.^ [The two brothers enter by the well, searching anxiously for Delia.] First Bro. Brother, was not that Delia did 40 OLD WIVES' TALE appear, Or was it but her shadow that was here?
Second Bro. S...ister, where art thou? Delia, come again!
He calls, that of thy absence doth complain. — Call out, Calypha, so that she may hear.
And cry aloud, for Delia is near.
Echo. Near.
First Bro. Near ! O, where? hast thou any tid- ings?
Echo. Tidings.
Second Bro. Which way is Delia, then? or that, or this?
Echo. This.
First Bro. And may we safely come where Delia is?
Echo. Yes.
Second Bro. Brother, remember you the white bear of England's wood?
"Start not aside for every danger.
Be not afeard of every stranger; Things that seem are not the same." First Bro.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[The Friar goes into the cell. ^ But, soft! [Sacrapant ^me^.] Who have we here? Delia, away, be gone!
Delia, away! for beset are we. — [Delia disappears in the cell. Fairies remove table and stools, close curtains and go out.^ But heaven or hell shall rescue her for me. [From cell door. He then goes out.^ [The two brothers enter by the well, searching anxiously for Delia.] First Bro. Brother, was not that Delia did 40 OLD WIVES' TALE appear, Or was it but her shadow that was here?
Second Bro. S...ister, where art thou? Delia, come again!
He calls, that of thy absence doth complain. — Call out, Calypha, so that she may hear.
And cry aloud, for Delia is near.
Echo. Near.
First Bro. Near ! O, where? hast thou any tid- ings?
Echo. Tidings.
Second Bro. Which way is Delia, then? or that, or this?
Echo. This.
First Bro. And may we safely come where Delia is?
Echo. Yes.
Second Bro. Brother, remember you the white bear of England's wood?
"Start not aside for every danger.
Be not afeard of every stranger; Things that seem are not the same." First Bro.
What to read after The Old Wives' Tale; a Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Peele to read onlineMoreLess
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