Thomas Dekker
Thomas Dekker
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The beaker ? Oh ! that at your pleasure, sir.
Fhi. Now by this drink I will. \Drinks.
Cas. Pledge him, he'll do't else.
Flu. So : I ha' done you right on my thumb-nail, What, will you pledge me now?
Cand. You know me, sir, I am not of that sin.
Flu. Why then farewell : I'll bear away the beaker by this light.
Cand. That's as you please ; 'tis very good.
Flu. Nay, it doth please me, and as you say, 'tis a very good one. Farewell Signor Candido.
Pio. Farewell Candido.
Cand. You're welcome gentlem...en.
Cas. Art not moved yet ? I think his patience is above our wit.
[Exeunt CASTRUCHIO, FLUELLO carrying off the beaker, and PIORATTO.
Geo. I told you before, mistress, they were all cheaters.
Vio. Why fool! why husband! why madman! I hope you will not let 'em sneak away so with a silver and gilt beaker, the best in the house too. Go, fellows, make hue and cry after them.
Cand. Pray let your tongue lie still, all will be well. - Come hither, George, hie to the constable, 1 An exclamation of contempt, equivalent to " a fig for.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The beaker ? Oh ! that at your pleasure, sir.
Fhi. Now by this drink I will. \Drinks.
Cas. Pledge him, he'll do't else.
Flu. So : I ha' done you right on my thumb-nail, What, will you pledge me now?
Cand. You know me, sir, I am not of that sin.
Flu. Why then farewell : I'll bear away the beaker by this light.
Cand. That's as you please ; 'tis very good.
Flu. Nay, it doth please me, and as you say, 'tis a very good one. Farewell Signor Candido.
Pio. Farewell Candido.
Cand. You're welcome gentlem...en.
Cas. Art not moved yet ? I think his patience is above our wit.
[Exeunt CASTRUCHIO, FLUELLO carrying off the beaker, and PIORATTO.
Geo. I told you before, mistress, they were all cheaters.
Vio. Why fool! why husband! why madman! I hope you will not let 'em sneak away so with a silver and gilt beaker, the best in the house too. Go, fellows, make hue and cry after them.
Cand. Pray let your tongue lie still, all will be well. - Come hither, George, hie to the constable, 1 An exclamation of contempt, equivalent to " a fig for.
What to read after Thomas Dekker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dekker Thomas to read onlineMoreLess
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