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Ed. 1672.
^ Song in Dialogue.
Evening. I a?n an Evening dark as Night, ]z. C\i-with-the-Lantern bring a Light. Jack. Whither. , whither, whither 1: [Within.
Evening. Hither, hither, hither.
Jack. Thou art fome pratliiig Eccho, of my making. Evening. Thou art a FooliJJi Fire, by thy mijfiaking : I am the Evening that creates thee.
EntQiyaek in a black Suit border'd with Glow-worms, a Coronet of Shaded Beams on his head, over it a Paper Lantern with a Candle in't.
ACT. I. THE REHEARSAL. 43 Terror...em, I chufe for the perfons Thunder and Light- ning. Do you apprehend the conceipt ?
Johns. Phoo, pox ! then you have it cock-fure. They'l be hang'd, before they'l dare affront an Author, that has 'em at that lock.
Bayes. I have made, too, one of the mofl deUcate, daintie Simile's in the whole world, I gad, if I knew but how to applie it.
Smi. Let's hear it, I pray you.
Bayes. 'Tis an allufion to love.
* So Boar and Sow, when any florm is nigh, Snuff up, and fmell it gath'ring in the Skie : Boar beckons Sow to trot in Chefnunt Groves, And there confummate their unfinifli'd Loves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ed. 1672.
^ Song in Dialogue.
Evening. I a?n an Evening dark as Night, ]z. C\i-with-the-Lantern bring a Light. Jack. Whither. , whither, whither 1: [Within.
Evening. Hither, hither, hither.
Jack. Thou art fome pratliiig Eccho, of my making. Evening. Thou art a FooliJJi Fire, by thy mijfiaking : I am the Evening that creates thee.
EntQiyaek in a black Suit border'd with Glow-worms, a Coronet of Shaded Beams on his head, over it a Paper Lantern with a Candle in't.
ACT. I. THE REHEARSAL. 43 Terror...em, I chufe for the perfons Thunder and Light- ning. Do you apprehend the conceipt ?
Johns. Phoo, pox ! then you have it cock-fure. They'l be hang'd, before they'l dare affront an Author, that has 'em at that lock.
Bayes. I have made, too, one of the mofl deUcate, daintie Simile's in the whole world, I gad, if I knew but how to applie it.
Smi. Let's hear it, I pray you.
Bayes. 'Tis an allufion to love.
* So Boar and Sow, when any florm is nigh, Snuff up, and fmell it gath'ring in the Skie : Boar beckons Sow to trot in Chefnunt Groves, And there confummate their unfinifli'd Loves.
What to read after The Rehearsal First Acted 7 Dec 1671 Published?
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