The Plays of William Shakespeare in Ten Volumes : With the Corrections And Illustrations of Various Commentators V.2
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And OF ERRORS; J57 And many fuch like liberties of fin : ^ If it prove fo, I will be gone the fooner.
rU to the Centaur, to go feek this flave ; I greatly fear my mony is not fafe. [Exit, ACT II. SCENE I.
T'^e Houfe of Antipholis of Ephefus, Enter Adriana and Luciana, A D R I A N A.
NEITHER my hulband, nor the flave return'd.
That in fuchhaite I fent to feek his mafter !
Sure, Luciana, it is two o'clock.
Luc» Perhaps, fome merchant hath invited him, And from the mart he's fomewhere gone to dinn...er.
Good fifter, let us dine, and never fret : A man is mafter of his liberty j Time is their mafter; and, when they fee time.
They'll go or come : If fo, be patient, fifter.
Adr, Why fbould their liberty than ours be more ?
Luc. Becaufe their bufinefs ftill lies out o' door.
Adr, Look, when I ferve him fo, he takes it ill.
Luc, Oh, know, he is the bridle of your will.
Adr, There's none, but alfes, v/ill be bridled fo.^ Luc, Why head-ftrong liberty is lafti'd with woe.
There's ^ — liberties ofjtn ;] Sir T.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And OF ERRORS; J57 And many fuch like liberties of fin : ^ If it prove fo, I will be gone the fooner.
rU to the Centaur, to go feek this flave ; I greatly fear my mony is not fafe. [Exit, ACT II. SCENE I.
T'^e Houfe of Antipholis of Ephefus, Enter Adriana and Luciana, A D R I A N A.
NEITHER my hulband, nor the flave return'd.
That in fuchhaite I fent to feek his mafter !
Sure, Luciana, it is two o'clock.
Luc» Perhaps, fome merchant hath invited him, And from the mart he's fomewhere gone to dinn...er.
Good fifter, let us dine, and never fret : A man is mafter of his liberty j Time is their mafter; and, when they fee time.
They'll go or come : If fo, be patient, fifter.
Adr, Why fbould their liberty than ours be more ?
Luc. Becaufe their bufinefs ftill lies out o' door.
Adr, Look, when I ferve him fo, he takes it ill.
Luc, Oh, know, he is the bridle of your will.
Adr, There's none, but alfes, v/ill be bridled fo.^ Luc, Why head-ftrong liberty is lafti'd with woe.
There's ^ — liberties ofjtn ;] Sir T.
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