The Plays of Philip Massinger
The Plays of Philip Massinger
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[Exit Servant. '] When tlat your grace shall know the motives That forced me to invite you to this trouble, You will excuse my manners.
Giov. Sir, there needs not This circumstance between us. You are erer My noble friend.
Sanas. You shall have further cause To assure you of my faiih and zeal to serve you And, when I have committed to your trust (Presuming still on your retentive silence) A secret of no less importance than My honour, nay, my head, it will confirm What value you hold with me.
G...iov. Pray you, believe, sir, What you deliver to me shall be lock'd up In a strong cabinet, of which you yourself Shall keep the key : for here I pawn my honour, Which is the best security I can give, yet, It shall not be discover'd.
Sanaz. This assurance Is more than I with modesty could demand From such a paymaster; but I must be sudden : And therefore, to the purpose. Can your excellence, In your imagination, conceive On what design, or whither, the duke's will Commanded me hence last night] Giov.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Exit Servant. '] When tlat your grace shall know the motives That forced me to invite you to this trouble, You will excuse my manners.
Giov. Sir, there needs not This circumstance between us. You are erer My noble friend.
Sanas. You shall have further cause To assure you of my faiih and zeal to serve you And, when I have committed to your trust (Presuming still on your retentive silence) A secret of no less importance than My honour, nay, my head, it will confirm What value you hold with me.
G...iov. Pray you, believe, sir, What you deliver to me shall be lock'd up In a strong cabinet, of which you yourself Shall keep the key : for here I pawn my honour, Which is the best security I can give, yet, It shall not be discover'd.
Sanaz. This assurance Is more than I with modesty could demand From such a paymaster; but I must be sudden : And therefore, to the purpose. Can your excellence, In your imagination, conceive On what design, or whither, the duke's will Commanded me hence last night] Giov.
What to read after The Plays of Philip Massinger?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Messinger to read onlineMoreLess
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