Will Shakespeares Little Lad
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" " And so thou shalt, my jolly bawcock ; take heart ! Trust all to me ; thy cause is in my hands. O' Monday night, after curfew hath struck, thou must find the chance to give a message to thine Will Shakespeare's Little Lad 179 uncle, but thou must so manage it that he'll na suspicion us. Belike 'twill be better coming in the form o' a letter; thou art clerkly, and can write it in a hand he will na know. But more o' that anon ; there may be a letter, or no letter, as I shall devise. 'Twill onl...y be a few words at best meet an old friend, and the place named, or something o' that sort. And when once thou hast given it, thou may'st get thee to bed wi' a light heart, and in the morning thy father will ride forth alone. " " But Ned ? " Hamnet whispered ; " thou wilt not kill him ? " " Beshrew thee ! who talks o' killing ? " Diccon growled. " An I hear thee say that word again I'll brain thee on the spot. I be no murderer; I'll but give Ned Shakespeare his quittance for this debt, and there's an end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " And so thou shalt, my jolly bawcock ; take heart ! Trust all to me ; thy cause is in my hands. O' Monday night, after curfew hath struck, thou must find the chance to give a message to thine Will Shakespeare's Little Lad 179 uncle, but thou must so manage it that he'll na suspicion us. Belike 'twill be better coming in the form o' a letter; thou art clerkly, and can write it in a hand he will na know. But more o' that anon ; there may be a letter, or no letter, as I shall devise. 'Twill onl...y be a few words at best meet an old friend, and the place named, or something o' that sort. And when once thou hast given it, thou may'st get thee to bed wi' a light heart, and in the morning thy father will ride forth alone. " " But Ned ? " Hamnet whispered ; " thou wilt not kill him ? " " Beshrew thee ! who talks o' killing ? " Diccon growled. " An I hear thee say that word again I'll brain thee on the spot. I be no murderer; I'll but give Ned Shakespeare his quittance for this debt, and there's an end.
What to read after Will Shakespeares Little Lad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Imogen Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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