The Works of Ben Ionson
The Works of Ben Ionson
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Frequent your exercises : — ^a horne on your thumbe, A quicke eye, a sharp knife, at hand a receiver," &c.
King Cambises, This is the lamentable tragedy mixed full of pleasant mirth, which Falstaff professes to imitate ; and is supposed to have been written about 1560. The expression also occurs in a " Moral Dialogue*^ by Willyam Bulleyn, about the same period : " We also give for our arms three whetstones " (the old symbol of lying) "in gules, with no difference, and upon our creste, a left ha...nd with a home upon the thumbe^ and a kmfe in the hande." Digitized by Google 392 BARTHOLOMEW FAIR, act ii.
Over. Here I might have been deceived now, and have put a fool's blot upon myself, if I had not played an after game of discretion ! {Aside.
Re-enter Ursula dropping.
Knock. Alas, poor Urse ! this is an ill season for thee.
Urs. Hang yourself, hackney-man !
Knock. How, how, Urse ! vapours ? motion breed vapours?
Urs. Vapours ! never tusk, nor twirl your dibble,' good Jordan, I know what you'll take to a very drop.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frequent your exercises : — ^a horne on your thumbe, A quicke eye, a sharp knife, at hand a receiver," &c.
King Cambises, This is the lamentable tragedy mixed full of pleasant mirth, which Falstaff professes to imitate ; and is supposed to have been written about 1560. The expression also occurs in a " Moral Dialogue*^ by Willyam Bulleyn, about the same period : " We also give for our arms three whetstones " (the old symbol of lying) "in gules, with no difference, and upon our creste, a left ha...nd with a home upon the thumbe^ and a kmfe in the hande." Digitized by Google 392 BARTHOLOMEW FAIR, act ii.
Over. Here I might have been deceived now, and have put a fool's blot upon myself, if I had not played an after game of discretion ! {Aside.
Re-enter Ursula dropping.
Knock. Alas, poor Urse ! this is an ill season for thee.
Urs. Hang yourself, hackney-man !
Knock. How, how, Urse ! vapours ? motion breed vapours?
Urs. Vapours ! never tusk, nor twirl your dibble,' good Jordan, I know what you'll take to a very drop.
What to read after The Works of Ben Ionson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gifford, William, 1756-1826 to read onlineMoreLess
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