The Plays And Poems ..
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Mom. 'Tis perform'd.
For were my friend well, and could comfort me, 235 I would not now entreat your company ; 648 SIR GILES GOOSECAP, KNIGHT [Act IV^ But one of you I must have or I die ; -' Oh such a friend is worth a monarchy. Exeunt [SCENA SECUNDA A Room in Lord Furnifall's House] Enter Lord Furnifall, Rudesby, Goosecap, Foulweather, BuUaker Furn. Nay, my gallants, I will tell you more.
All. Forth, good my lord !
Furn. The evening came and then our waxen stars Sparkled about the heavenly Co...urt of France, When I, then young and radiant as the sun, 5 Gave lustre to those lamps, and curling thus My golden foretop, stepp'd into the presence.
Where, set with other princely dames I found The Countess of Lancalier and her niece.
Who, as I told you, cast so fix'd an eye 10 On my behaviours, talking with the king.
All. True, my good lord !
Furn. They rose when I came in, and aU the lights Burn'd dim for shame, when I stood up and shin'd.
Foul. O most passionate description. Sir Cut. ! 15 Rud.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mom. 'Tis perform'd.
For were my friend well, and could comfort me, 235 I would not now entreat your company ; 648 SIR GILES GOOSECAP, KNIGHT [Act IV^ But one of you I must have or I die ; -' Oh such a friend is worth a monarchy. Exeunt [SCENA SECUNDA A Room in Lord Furnifall's House] Enter Lord Furnifall, Rudesby, Goosecap, Foulweather, BuUaker Furn. Nay, my gallants, I will tell you more.
All. Forth, good my lord !
Furn. The evening came and then our waxen stars Sparkled about the heavenly Co...urt of France, When I, then young and radiant as the sun, 5 Gave lustre to those lamps, and curling thus My golden foretop, stepp'd into the presence.
Where, set with other princely dames I found The Countess of Lancalier and her niece.
Who, as I told you, cast so fix'd an eye 10 On my behaviours, talking with the king.
All. True, my good lord !
Furn. They rose when I came in, and aU the lights Burn'd dim for shame, when I stood up and shin'd.
Foul. O most passionate description. Sir Cut. ! 15 Rud.
What to read after The Plays And Poems ..?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chapman, George, 1559?-1634 to read onlineMoreLess
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