Womans Wit Or Loves Disguises a Play in Five Acts
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Thou callest names As scavengers that quarrel in the streets Most unbecomingly !
SCENE in. ] LOVE'S DISGUISES. 41 SIR VALENTINE.
Well ; now proceed. What of her cousin ?
CLEVER.
Tho' a godly man, Yet am I flesh and blood, and thou dost vex My spirit, friend, by so misusing me.
I tell thee once again, my name is not Liar, nor knave, nor slanderer, nor aught But Obadiah.
SIR VALENTINE.
Well enough of that ; Her cousin ? Come ! Her cousin ?
CLEVER. Tho' I am A man of peace, I am a valiant man. I c...ombat not, but yet the elements Of war are given me, friend ! I am full of them, Save what is in me of the goodly thing That mortifies the flesh, and keeps them in Subjection ! Yea, I am a warlike man ! Yea, verily, a very warlike man !
SIR VALENTINE.
I ask thy pardon.
CLEVER.
I do grant it thee ; Thou dost a proper thing ; and now shalt hear, Wherein the maiden Ruth, who, outwardly, Is to the maiden Hero what that maiden Is to herself, is, inwardly, reverse As summer is to winter.
42 WOMAN'S WIT; OR, [ACT n.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thou callest names As scavengers that quarrel in the streets Most unbecomingly !
SCENE in. ] LOVE'S DISGUISES. 41 SIR VALENTINE.
Well ; now proceed. What of her cousin ?
CLEVER.
Tho' a godly man, Yet am I flesh and blood, and thou dost vex My spirit, friend, by so misusing me.
I tell thee once again, my name is not Liar, nor knave, nor slanderer, nor aught But Obadiah.
SIR VALENTINE.
Well enough of that ; Her cousin ? Come ! Her cousin ?
CLEVER. Tho' I am A man of peace, I am a valiant man. I c...ombat not, but yet the elements Of war are given me, friend ! I am full of them, Save what is in me of the goodly thing That mortifies the flesh, and keeps them in Subjection ! Yea, I am a warlike man ! Yea, verily, a very warlike man !
SIR VALENTINE.
I ask thy pardon.
CLEVER.
I do grant it thee ; Thou dost a proper thing ; and now shalt hear, Wherein the maiden Ruth, who, outwardly, Is to the maiden Hero what that maiden Is to herself, is, inwardly, reverse As summer is to winter.
42 WOMAN'S WIT; OR, [ACT n.
What to read after Womans Wit Or Loves Disguises a Play in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knowles James Sheridan to read onlineMoreLess
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