William Shakespeare's the Phantom Menace (2015)
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On the planet Tatooine.
Enter QUI-GON JINN and WATTO.
WATTO You vile dissembler, cheat and villain rank— Somehow I have been swindl’d in your deal.
You knew—by magic most unnational— The boy would find the will to win the race.
My fortune hath been most unfortunate, And all that I did think to win I’ve lost.
QUI-GON And yet the sport is gambling call’d for there Is e’er the chance that one shall sorely lose.
When one doth walk e’er near th’inferno’s edge, One must expect to burn from time to tim...e.
Now to our business: bring thou the parts Unto the hangar where I’ll make my claim.
Thereafter I shall visit thy small shop, That thou may to my care release the boy.
WATTO Nay, I shall never let you take him hence; A wager’s mollified when one doth cheat.
QUI-GON Mayhap thou wouldst prefer to talk it o’er Within the court and justice of the Hutts?
I have no doubt they would take merriment In proffering a settlement twixt us.
I would delight to witness Jabba’s face As thou explainest thine absurd complaint.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the planet Tatooine.
Enter QUI-GON JINN and WATTO.
WATTO You vile dissembler, cheat and villain rank— Somehow I have been swindl’d in your deal.
You knew—by magic most unnational— The boy would find the will to win the race.
My fortune hath been most unfortunate, And all that I did think to win I’ve lost.
QUI-GON And yet the sport is gambling call’d for there Is e’er the chance that one shall sorely lose.
When one doth walk e’er near th’inferno’s edge, One must expect to burn from time to tim...e.
Now to our business: bring thou the parts Unto the hangar where I’ll make my claim.
Thereafter I shall visit thy small shop, That thou may to my care release the boy.
WATTO Nay, I shall never let you take him hence; A wager’s mollified when one doth cheat.
QUI-GON Mayhap thou wouldst prefer to talk it o’er Within the court and justice of the Hutts?
I have no doubt they would take merriment In proffering a settlement twixt us.
I would delight to witness Jabba’s face As thou explainest thine absurd complaint.
What to read after William Shakespeare's the Phantom Menace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ian Doescher to read onlineMoreLess
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