The Plays of Philip Massinger in Four Volumes volume 2
The Plays of Philip Massinger in Four Volumes volume 2
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Gaz. O save me, sir ! ' G7im. Fear nothing. I am tame and quiet ; there's no wrong can force me To remember what I was. I have forgot I e'er had ireful fierceness, a stcel'd heart. Insensible of compassion to others; Nor is it fit that I should think myself Worth mine own pity. Oh !
E7Uer Gazet, and Grimaldi in rags. ] Mr. M. Mason reads, Enttr Gazet and Grimaldi, in rags. But Gazet had just been en- riched by his master, and, as be says himself, was in prosperous circumstances. It must be as i...t is here giTen from the old copy.
174 THE RENEGADO.
Fran. Grows this dejection From his disgrace, do you say?
Gaz. Why, he's cashier'd, sir; His ships, his goods, his livery-punks, confis- cate : And there is such a punishment laid upon him ! The miserable rogue must steal no more, Nor drink, nor drab.
Fran. Does that torment him ?
Gaz. O, sir. Should the state take order to bar men of acres From these two laudable recreations, Drinking and whoring, how should panders purchase, Or thrifty whores build hospitals?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gaz. O save me, sir ! ' G7im. Fear nothing. I am tame and quiet ; there's no wrong can force me To remember what I was. I have forgot I e'er had ireful fierceness, a stcel'd heart. Insensible of compassion to others; Nor is it fit that I should think myself Worth mine own pity. Oh !
E7Uer Gazet, and Grimaldi in rags. ] Mr. M. Mason reads, Enttr Gazet and Grimaldi, in rags. But Gazet had just been en- riched by his master, and, as be says himself, was in prosperous circumstances. It must be as i...t is here giTen from the old copy.
174 THE RENEGADO.
Fran. Grows this dejection From his disgrace, do you say?
Gaz. Why, he's cashier'd, sir; His ships, his goods, his livery-punks, confis- cate : And there is such a punishment laid upon him ! The miserable rogue must steal no more, Nor drink, nor drab.
Fran. Does that torment him ?
Gaz. O, sir. Should the state take order to bar men of acres From these two laudable recreations, Drinking and whoring, how should panders purchase, Or thrifty whores build hospitals?
What to read after The Plays of Philip Massinger in Four Volumes volume 2?
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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