Wily Beguiled
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58 The lines closing scene ii are: All this makes for my auaile, lie ha the wench my selfe, or else my wits shall faile.
" Lines 2231-2234.
Baldwin Maxwell 229 country or southern dialect. There are six and only six cases of dialect in the play. IMother Midnight uses it but twice; in lines 1166 and 2480 she exclaims "by my vay, " though in the same lines she says "for, " and everywhere else in the play pro- nounces / as /. Old Ploddall in lines 1556, 1562, and 2206, says "vortie shillings, " th...ough everywhere else in his many speeches he correctly pronounces the /. It cannot be that these two words were thus peculiarly pronounced by the author or printer, for "forty" occurs equally as often as "vorty. " Neither can these occurrences be explained by lack of type, for in one place in which the dialect is used it is clearly meant to be humorous. Ploddall, meeting with Eobin who has just been beaten by Fortunatus, says to him relative to the money he has promised him for "fraying the Scholler " : "I sent you vorty shillings, and you shal have the cheese I promised you too.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
58 The lines closing scene ii are: All this makes for my auaile, lie ha the wench my selfe, or else my wits shall faile.
" Lines 2231-2234.
Baldwin Maxwell 229 country or southern dialect. There are six and only six cases of dialect in the play. IMother Midnight uses it but twice; in lines 1166 and 2480 she exclaims "by my vay, " though in the same lines she says "for, " and everywhere else in the play pro- nounces / as /. Old Ploddall in lines 1556, 1562, and 2206, says "vortie shillings, " th...ough everywhere else in his many speeches he correctly pronounces the /. It cannot be that these two words were thus peculiarly pronounced by the author or printer, for "forty" occurs equally as often as "vorty. " Neither can these occurrences be explained by lack of type, for in one place in which the dialect is used it is clearly meant to be humorous. Ploddall, meeting with Eobin who has just been beaten by Fortunatus, says to him relative to the money he has promised him for "fraying the Scholler " : "I sent you vorty shillings, and you shal have the cheese I promised you too.
What to read after Wily Beguiled?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baldwin Maxwell to read onlineMoreLess
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