The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Vol. 3 (Of 3)
The Works of Christopher Marlowe, Vol. 3 (Of 3)
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[519] All the information about Banks' wonderful horse Moroccus ("thelittle horse that ambled on the top of Paul's") is collected in Mr. Halliwell-Phillips' _Memoranda on Love's Labour Lost_.
IN PRISCUM. XXXI.
When Priscus, rais'd from low to high estate, Rode through the street in pompous jollity, Caius, his poor familiar friend of late, Bespake him thus, "Sir, now you know not me, " "'Tis likely, friend, " quoth Priscus, "to be so, For at this time myself I do not know. " IN BRUNUM. XXXII....
Brunus, which deems[520] himself a fair sweet youth, Is nine and thirty[521] year of age at least; Yet was he never, to confess the truth, But a dry starveling when he was at best. This gull was sick to show his nightcap fine, And his wrought pillow overspread with lawn; But hath been well since his grief's cause hath line[522] At Trollop's by Saint Clement's Church in pawn.
FOOTNOTES: [520] So eds. B, C. --Isham copy and ed. A "thinks. " [521] Old eds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[519] All the information about Banks' wonderful horse Moroccus ("thelittle horse that ambled on the top of Paul's") is collected in Mr. Halliwell-Phillips' _Memoranda on Love's Labour Lost_.
IN PRISCUM. XXXI.
When Priscus, rais'd from low to high estate, Rode through the street in pompous jollity, Caius, his poor familiar friend of late, Bespake him thus, "Sir, now you know not me, " "'Tis likely, friend, " quoth Priscus, "to be so, For at this time myself I do not know. " IN BRUNUM. XXXII....
Brunus, which deems[520] himself a fair sweet youth, Is nine and thirty[521] year of age at least; Yet was he never, to confess the truth, But a dry starveling when he was at best. This gull was sick to show his nightcap fine, And his wrought pillow overspread with lawn; But hath been well since his grief's cause hath line[522] At Trollop's by Saint Clement's Church in pawn.
FOOTNOTES: [520] So eds. B, C. --Isham copy and ed. A "thinks. " [521] Old eds.
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