The Shoemakers Holiday
The Shoemakers Holiday
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Here bee some haue done their parts to be as proper as he. 70 L. Maior. Wei, urgent busines cals me backe to London: Good fellowes, first go in and taste our cheare; And to make merrie as you homeward go. Spend these two angels in beere at Stratford -Boe.
Eyre. To these two, my madde lads, Sim Eyre ads an- 51. Thorow DE. — Stage -dir. And Pipe. E. — 53. Followes C. — 54. Honor C. — 58, 59. (Aside. ) added by Fr. — 61. Stage -dir. The cup E. — 65. Trister DE. — 73. Angels used as a monosyllable ...; Bo. E. — 74. Simon CDE; adds CDE, IV, I. ] THE STTOEMAKERS TIOT. IDAY. 43 other; then chcerely, Firke; tickle it, Ilauncc, and al for the 75 honour of shoemakers. [A// goe dauncing out.
L. Maior. Come, raaister Kyrc, lets haue your companie.
Rose. Sibil, what shal 1 do? \Exciint.
Sibil. Why, whats the matter?
Rose. That Haunce the shoemaker is my loue Lacie, 80 Disguisde in that attire to find me out. How should I find the meanes to speake with him?
Sibil. What, mistris, neuer feare; I dare venter my maiden- head to nothing, and thats great oddes, that Haunce the Dutchman, when we come to London, shal not onely see and 85 speake with you, but in spight of al your fathers poUicies steale you away and marrie you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Here bee some haue done their parts to be as proper as he. 70 L. Maior. Wei, urgent busines cals me backe to London: Good fellowes, first go in and taste our cheare; And to make merrie as you homeward go. Spend these two angels in beere at Stratford -Boe.
Eyre. To these two, my madde lads, Sim Eyre ads an- 51. Thorow DE. — Stage -dir. And Pipe. E. — 53. Followes C. — 54. Honor C. — 58, 59. (Aside. ) added by Fr. — 61. Stage -dir. The cup E. — 65. Trister DE. — 73. Angels used as a monosyllable ...; Bo. E. — 74. Simon CDE; adds CDE, IV, I. ] THE STTOEMAKERS TIOT. IDAY. 43 other; then chcerely, Firke; tickle it, Ilauncc, and al for the 75 honour of shoemakers. [A// goe dauncing out.
L. Maior. Come, raaister Kyrc, lets haue your companie.
Rose. Sibil, what shal 1 do? \Exciint.
Sibil. Why, whats the matter?
Rose. That Haunce the shoemaker is my loue Lacie, 80 Disguisde in that attire to find me out. How should I find the meanes to speake with him?
Sibil. What, mistris, neuer feare; I dare venter my maiden- head to nothing, and thats great oddes, that Haunce the Dutchman, when we come to London, shal not onely see and 85 speake with you, but in spight of al your fathers poUicies steale you away and marrie you.
What to read after The Shoemakers Holiday?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dekker Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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