The Witch of Pendle a Play of Tudor Days
The Witch of Pendle a Play of Tudor Days
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Master Asmenall, but true courtesy would demand that thou ask thy supposed right in more polished phrase.
Master Laivrence SjJenser : Give him the lie, good cousin. The turn was thine. An thou care>^t not for the quarrel, I will gladly take it.
Blaster Echnund Spenser: Nay cousin mine, my blade hangs by my side, and in just cause 'twill be freely drawn, but to chide angrily and make bad blood for such a tiny slight is unworthy — Good Master Asmenall, the turn is thine. [Boivs. '\ Come, Master R...alegh and friends all, we will visit our good barber somewhat later, and leave him now to care for our very cour- teous acquaintance.
All : We give thee good day, friend barb( r.
[Exeunt all, . Mce Asmenall and Barber. ] THE WITCH OF PEN OLE 33 Master Jasper AsmenaU : I care not. I meant to fix a quarrel on him, and he will not. His fine courtesy galls me to the quick. Finish thy task with speed, good barber, I would go.
Barber : Gentle sir, his claim was just, and in this town, gallants be not so frequent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Master Asmenall, but true courtesy would demand that thou ask thy supposed right in more polished phrase.
Master Laivrence SjJenser : Give him the lie, good cousin. The turn was thine. An thou care>^t not for the quarrel, I will gladly take it.
Blaster Echnund Spenser: Nay cousin mine, my blade hangs by my side, and in just cause 'twill be freely drawn, but to chide angrily and make bad blood for such a tiny slight is unworthy — Good Master Asmenall, the turn is thine. [Boivs. '\ Come, Master R...alegh and friends all, we will visit our good barber somewhat later, and leave him now to care for our very cour- teous acquaintance.
All : We give thee good day, friend barb( r.
[Exeunt all, . Mce Asmenall and Barber. ] THE WITCH OF PEN OLE 33 Master Jasper AsmenaU : I care not. I meant to fix a quarrel on him, and he will not. His fine courtesy galls me to the quick. Finish thy task with speed, good barber, I would go.
Barber : Gentle sir, his claim was just, and in this town, gallants be not so frequent.
What to read after The Witch of Pendle a Play of Tudor Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J D John Dowling Baxter to read onlineMoreLess
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