The Works of John Webster volume 4
The Works of John Webster volume 4
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Is the duke returned from hunting yet ?
Maq. They say not yet ?
BiAN. 'Tis now in midst of day.
Emil. How bears the dutchess with this blemish now ?
Maq. Faith, boldly ; strongly defies defame as one that has a duke to her father. And there 's a note to you : be sure of a stout friend in a corner, that may always awe your husband. Mark the 'haviour of the dutchess now : she dares defame ; cries, duke, do what thou can'st, I '11 quit mine honour : nay, as one confirmed in her own virtue against ...ten thousand mouths that mutter her disgrace, she 's presently for dances.
Enter Ferrardo.
BiAN. For dances !
Maq. Most true.
Emil. Most strange ! See, here's my servant, young Ferrardo : how many servants thinkest thou I have, Maquerelle ?
Maq. The more, the merrier : 'twas well said, use your servants as you do your smocks ; have many, use one, and change often ; for that 's most sweet and courtlike.
THK MALCONTENT. 93 Fer. Save ye, fair ladies ; is the duke return'd ?
BiAN, Sweet sir, no voice of him as yet in court.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is the duke returned from hunting yet ?
Maq. They say not yet ?
BiAN. 'Tis now in midst of day.
Emil. How bears the dutchess with this blemish now ?
Maq. Faith, boldly ; strongly defies defame as one that has a duke to her father. And there 's a note to you : be sure of a stout friend in a corner, that may always awe your husband. Mark the 'haviour of the dutchess now : she dares defame ; cries, duke, do what thou can'st, I '11 quit mine honour : nay, as one confirmed in her own virtue against ...ten thousand mouths that mutter her disgrace, she 's presently for dances.
Enter Ferrardo.
BiAN. For dances !
Maq. Most true.
Emil. Most strange ! See, here's my servant, young Ferrardo : how many servants thinkest thou I have, Maquerelle ?
Maq. The more, the merrier : 'twas well said, use your servants as you do your smocks ; have many, use one, and change often ; for that 's most sweet and courtlike.
THK MALCONTENT. 93 Fer. Save ye, fair ladies ; is the duke return'd ?
BiAN, Sweet sir, no voice of him as yet in court.
What to read after The Works of John Webster volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Webster, John, 1580?-1625? to read onlineMoreLess
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