William Shakespeare, Pedagogue & Poacher; a Drama
William Shakespeare, Pedagogue & Poacher; a Drama
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The Clerk of the Court.
Aye, so as thy neighbour smelleth not thine onion.
Third Father.
And when shall this our lamentation and uproar appear most prudent and seemly, good Master Clerk?
68 WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE T^E Clerk oip the C6asT.
When je stall note Sir Thomas to enter. Until tiien, lift not your Tokes d am oroosly; only tfaoa [^ Mr JfoiA^r] mxfsl sob and spaaco not. Notwith- standing omit not the while to shake your fists at Master Shakespeare. And xemember that when Sir Thomas cometh in, ...je men shall ay for justice, against die said Shakespeare, bat die mother shall ay only, **0 my boy, my boy! my innocent boy T* Fourth Father.
Wherefore this, good Master Cleik?
The Clerk of the Court.
Marry^ because Sir Thomas maliceth Shakespeare, and shall regard you the more favourably if you do him to wit that you malice Shakespeare also, and give him cause to say that Shakespeare has hurt not him only but you and your children. Cry and weep inas- much as it shall be given you, until ye perceive Sir Thomas offer to speak, or call the first witness, then PEDAGOGUE AND POACHER 69 may a pin be heard to fall ; and have a special care that none be able to say that Sir Thomas taketh his law from the fathers of the defendants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Clerk of the Court.
Aye, so as thy neighbour smelleth not thine onion.
Third Father.
And when shall this our lamentation and uproar appear most prudent and seemly, good Master Clerk?
68 WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE T^E Clerk oip the C6asT.
When je stall note Sir Thomas to enter. Until tiien, lift not your Tokes d am oroosly; only tfaoa [^ Mr JfoiA^r] mxfsl sob and spaaco not. Notwith- standing omit not the while to shake your fists at Master Shakespeare. And xemember that when Sir Thomas cometh in, ...je men shall ay for justice, against die said Shakespeare, bat die mother shall ay only, **0 my boy, my boy! my innocent boy T* Fourth Father.
Wherefore this, good Master Cleik?
The Clerk of the Court.
Marry^ because Sir Thomas maliceth Shakespeare, and shall regard you the more favourably if you do him to wit that you malice Shakespeare also, and give him cause to say that Shakespeare has hurt not him only but you and your children. Cry and weep inas- much as it shall be given you, until ye perceive Sir Thomas offer to speak, or call the first witness, then PEDAGOGUE AND POACHER 69 may a pin be heard to fall ; and have a special care that none be able to say that Sir Thomas taketh his law from the fathers of the defendants.
What to read after William Shakespeare, Pedagogue & Poacher; a Drama?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Garnett Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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