The Virgin Widow a Play
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She says she must know who you are before she shall speak with you apart. RUGGIERO. Then be it openly, and not apart. NORDELIZA. Fool, thou art melancholy. • TRIBOLO. No wonder. Lady, if you consider my dreams last night. FIORDELIZA. What didst thou dream ? TRIBOLO. I dreamt I was a tailor going to be married, and that I went to church sitting cross-legged a-top of a hearse and stitching at my shroud. FIORDELIZA. "Was that all ? SCENE v. ] THE VIRGIN WIDOW. 103 TRIBOLO. No. I dreamt that I was ...a thousand miles out at sea, sitting astride of an empty cask, and a beauteous sea- nymph bobbing before me ; but I could not come at her. UBALDO. The King, doubtless, hath his own amusements, and we will wait no longer. Ho ! gallants, gallants, match ye for the dance ! strike up, musicians ! Serve a buvaper round. Ho! gallants, follow me; this way, this way. RUGGIERO {advancing). Pass ye no further till my voice be heard. UBALDO. What voice is that ? a merry mask I trow. Well, speak ; I like the humour of thy mask.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She says she must know who you are before she shall speak with you apart. RUGGIERO. Then be it openly, and not apart. NORDELIZA. Fool, thou art melancholy. • TRIBOLO. No wonder. Lady, if you consider my dreams last night. FIORDELIZA. What didst thou dream ? TRIBOLO. I dreamt I was a tailor going to be married, and that I went to church sitting cross-legged a-top of a hearse and stitching at my shroud. FIORDELIZA. "Was that all ? SCENE v. ] THE VIRGIN WIDOW. 103 TRIBOLO. No. I dreamt that I was ...a thousand miles out at sea, sitting astride of an empty cask, and a beauteous sea- nymph bobbing before me ; but I could not come at her. UBALDO. The King, doubtless, hath his own amusements, and we will wait no longer. Ho ! gallants, gallants, match ye for the dance ! strike up, musicians ! Serve a buvaper round. Ho! gallants, follow me; this way, this way. RUGGIERO {advancing). Pass ye no further till my voice be heard. UBALDO. What voice is that ? a merry mask I trow. Well, speak ; I like the humour of thy mask.
What to read after The Virgin Widow a Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, Henry, 1787-1869 to read onlineMoreLess
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