The Rehearsal
The Rehearsal
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Bayes, that putting Verfe into Profe mould be call'd Tranfprofmg.
BAYES. By my troth, a very good Notion, and here- after it mail be fo.
SMI. Well, Sir, and what d'ye do with it then?
BAYES. Make it my own. Tis fo alter'd that no man can know it. My next Rule is the Rule of Record, and by way of Table-Book. Pray obferve.
JOHNS. Well, we hear you : go on.
BAYES. As thus. I come into a Coffee-houfe, or fome other place where wittie men refort, I make as if I minded nothing ; (do you mark ?) but a...s foon as any one fpeaks, pop I flap it down, and make that, too, my own.
JOHNS. But, Mr. Bayes, are not you fometimes in danger of their making you reftore, by force, what you have gotten thus by Art ?
BAYES. No, Sir ; the world's unmindful : they never t-i. Ke notice of thefe things.
SMI. But pray, Mr. Bayes, among all your other Rules, have you no one Rule for Invention ?
BAYES. Yes, Sir ; that's my third Rule that I have here in my pocket.
SMI. What Rule can that be ?
32 BIBLIOGRAPHY. KF. YS TO ' THE REHEARSAL' Can fin lied from page 26.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bayes, that putting Verfe into Profe mould be call'd Tranfprofmg.
BAYES. By my troth, a very good Notion, and here- after it mail be fo.
SMI. Well, Sir, and what d'ye do with it then?
BAYES. Make it my own. Tis fo alter'd that no man can know it. My next Rule is the Rule of Record, and by way of Table-Book. Pray obferve.
JOHNS. Well, we hear you : go on.
BAYES. As thus. I come into a Coffee-houfe, or fome other place where wittie men refort, I make as if I minded nothing ; (do you mark ?) but a...s foon as any one fpeaks, pop I flap it down, and make that, too, my own.
JOHNS. But, Mr. Bayes, are not you fometimes in danger of their making you reftore, by force, what you have gotten thus by Art ?
BAYES. No, Sir ; the world's unmindful : they never t-i. Ke notice of thefe things.
SMI. But pray, Mr. Bayes, among all your other Rules, have you no one Rule for Invention ?
BAYES. Yes, Sir ; that's my third Rule that I have here in my pocket.
SMI. What Rule can that be ?
32 BIBLIOGRAPHY. KF. YS TO ' THE REHEARSAL' Can fin lied from page 26.
What to read after The Rehearsal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Villiers Buckingham to read onlineMoreLess
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