The Plays of Philip Massinger From the Text of William Gifford With the Addit
The Plays of Philip Massinger From the Text of William Gifford With the Addit
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Luke. I'll shew some mercy ; which is, that I will not Torture you with false hopes, but make you know What you shall trust to. Your ships to my use Are seized on. I have got into my hands Your bargain from the sailor, 'twas a good onef For such a petty sum. I will likewise take The extremity of your mortgage, and the forfeit Of your several bonds ; the use and principal Shall not serve. Think of the basket, wretches, And a coal-sack for a winding-sheet.
448 THE CITY MADAM.
For. Broker!
Hoyst. ...Jew !
For. Imposter !
Hoyst. Cut-throat !
For. Hypocrite !
Luke. Do, rail on ; Move mountains with your breath, it shakes not me.
Pen. On my knees I beg compassion. My wife and children Shall hourly pray for your worship.
For. Mine betake thee To the devil, thy tutor.
Pen. Look upon my tears.
Hoyst. My rage.
For. My wrongs.
Luke. They are all alike to me ; Entreaties, curses, prayers, or imprecations. Do your duties, Serjeants ; I am elsewhere look'd for. [Exit.
3 Serf. This your kind creditor !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Luke. I'll shew some mercy ; which is, that I will not Torture you with false hopes, but make you know What you shall trust to. Your ships to my use Are seized on. I have got into my hands Your bargain from the sailor, 'twas a good onef For such a petty sum. I will likewise take The extremity of your mortgage, and the forfeit Of your several bonds ; the use and principal Shall not serve. Think of the basket, wretches, And a coal-sack for a winding-sheet.
448 THE CITY MADAM.
For. Broker!
Hoyst. ...Jew !
For. Imposter !
Hoyst. Cut-throat !
For. Hypocrite !
Luke. Do, rail on ; Move mountains with your breath, it shakes not me.
Pen. On my knees I beg compassion. My wife and children Shall hourly pray for your worship.
For. Mine betake thee To the devil, thy tutor.
Pen. Look upon my tears.
Hoyst. My rage.
For. My wrongs.
Luke. They are all alike to me ; Entreaties, curses, prayers, or imprecations. Do your duties, Serjeants ; I am elsewhere look'd for. [Exit.
3 Serf. This your kind creditor !
What to read after The Plays of Philip Massinger From the Text of William Gifford With the Addit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Massinger to read onlineMoreLess
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