Thomas Heywood
Thomas Heywood
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IV.] THE WISE' WOMAN OF HOGSDON. 309 Sir Bon, Adesdem^ come near, and taste of our beer.
Welcome, sine dole, ioxp,untis te vole.
Sen, When I taste of your liquor, Gramercy, Master Vicar.
Re-enter Taber with a bowl of beer and a napkin, Taber, Most heartily welcome : your courtesy, I beseech you ; ply it off, I entreat you. Pray, Sir Boniface, keep the gentleman company, till I acquaint my young master with his business. \Exit, Sir Bon. Taber, I shall beso las manus} [They dissemble one to anoth...er.
Sen. A vostre servitor.
Enter Haringfield.
Har. Hey ! what art thou ?
Sen. A hanger-on, if it please you.
Har. And I a shaker-off : I'll not bear your gallows ; You shall not hang on me.
Enter Young C hartley with his napkin as from dinner.
Oh, Master Bridegroom !
K Chart. Gentlemen, the ladies call upon you to dance ; they will be out of measure displeased, if, dinner being done, you be not ready to lead them a measure.
Har. Indeed, women love not to be scanted of their measure.
K Chart. Fie, Sir Boniface !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
IV.] THE WISE' WOMAN OF HOGSDON. 309 Sir Bon, Adesdem^ come near, and taste of our beer.
Welcome, sine dole, ioxp,untis te vole.
Sen, When I taste of your liquor, Gramercy, Master Vicar.
Re-enter Taber with a bowl of beer and a napkin, Taber, Most heartily welcome : your courtesy, I beseech you ; ply it off, I entreat you. Pray, Sir Boniface, keep the gentleman company, till I acquaint my young master with his business. \Exit, Sir Bon. Taber, I shall beso las manus} [They dissemble one to anoth...er.
Sen. A vostre servitor.
Enter Haringfield.
Har. Hey ! what art thou ?
Sen. A hanger-on, if it please you.
Har. And I a shaker-off : I'll not bear your gallows ; You shall not hang on me.
Enter Young C hartley with his napkin as from dinner.
Oh, Master Bridegroom !
K Chart. Gentlemen, the ladies call upon you to dance ; they will be out of measure displeased, if, dinner being done, you be not ready to lead them a measure.
Har. Indeed, women love not to be scanted of their measure.
K Chart. Fie, Sir Boniface !
What to read after Thomas Heywood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Heywood to read onlineMoreLess
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