The Youth of Shakspeare
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" " For the granting of that I am not so ready, " replied Raleigh; "I think he is no fit match for you. He is aTnan grown, seemeth strong and cunning, and doubt- less hath had much experience in his weapon. Depend on't, if he is found in arms, and maketh much resistance, he shall be well cared for by those who are better able to do it than are you. " " Say you not so if it please you, sir, " asked the boy, imploringly ; " my heart be set upon the killing of him ; and as for his being a man grow...n, I care for it not a fig's end. He be but an ass, sir, I do assure, for he hath not the sense to speak honest English. " "Let Massa Harry killa him, it you please, sar, " said the young Indian, very urgently, as he lifted up his expressive eyes unto the face of Sir Walter. " Mas- sa Harry brave as lion. He beat him big fellar, 'cause him kicka me and pincha me, I tank you, sar. " " I think in this case, a conditional promise might be given, without hurt to any, " here observed Master Francis to Sir Walter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " For the granting of that I am not so ready, " replied Raleigh; "I think he is no fit match for you. He is aTnan grown, seemeth strong and cunning, and doubt- less hath had much experience in his weapon. Depend on't, if he is found in arms, and maketh much resistance, he shall be well cared for by those who are better able to do it than are you. " " Say you not so if it please you, sir, " asked the boy, imploringly ; " my heart be set upon the killing of him ; and as for his being a man grow...n, I care for it not a fig's end. He be but an ass, sir, I do assure, for he hath not the sense to speak honest English. " "Let Massa Harry killa him, it you please, sar, " said the young Indian, very urgently, as he lifted up his expressive eyes unto the face of Sir Walter. " Mas- sa Harry brave as lion. He beat him big fellar, 'cause him kicka me and pincha me, I tank you, sar. " " I think in this case, a conditional promise might be given, without hurt to any, " here observed Master Francis to Sir Walter.
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