A Play of Heresy
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Basset said. “Word is out that the shearmen and tailors are set to spare nothing this year to make their own splendiferous beyond anything it’s ever been before. It being the Annunciation and Nativity and . . .”
“And a half dozen other things, like jumble in a box,” Ellis muttered.
“. . . there are chances in plenty to fulfill their desire,” Basset continued, ignoring him. “And I gather that the other guilds are taking up the challenge to rival whatever the shearmen and tailors are doing. So the...re’s now something of a scramble for a greater leavening of skilled players among the general rout of once-a-year folk. Remember Will Sendell?”
Joliffe twitched his mind to follow that turn of the talk, groped half a moment, and said, surprised and showing it, “As with the Will Sendell who used to be one of us?”
“That’s him.”
Yes, Joliffe remembered him. He had been one of Basset’s company when Joliffe joined it, well before Gil’s time. Sendell had shared parts with Ellis, they being much of an age and skill, and there had been another man, too, John Vicar who had been about to outgrow the women’s roles he had been playing in the company.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Basset said. “Word is out that the shearmen and tailors are set to spare nothing this year to make their own splendiferous beyond anything it’s ever been before. It being the Annunciation and Nativity and . . .”
“And a half dozen other things, like jumble in a box,” Ellis muttered.
“. . . there are chances in plenty to fulfill their desire,” Basset continued, ignoring him. “And I gather that the other guilds are taking up the challenge to rival whatever the shearmen and tailors are doing. So the...re’s now something of a scramble for a greater leavening of skilled players among the general rout of once-a-year folk. Remember Will Sendell?”
Joliffe twitched his mind to follow that turn of the talk, groped half a moment, and said, surprised and showing it, “As with the Will Sendell who used to be one of us?”
“That’s him.”
Yes, Joliffe remembered him. He had been one of Basset’s company when Joliffe joined it, well before Gil’s time. Sendell had shared parts with Ellis, they being much of an age and skill, and there had been another man, too, John Vicar who had been about to outgrow the women’s roles he had been playing in the company.
What to read after A Play of Heresy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Frazer to read onlineMoreLess
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