Master Will of Stratford; a Midwinter Night's Dream in Three Acts, With a Prologue And An Epilogue
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THE QUEEN Elnave, you shall not have my pose in spectacles.
FILCH Your beauteous pose shall be of itself the spectacle.
THE QUEEN Fie upon you! [Sound of bugles.] The dancers!
FILCH The dancers! Stand back, you gapes, if you would not get your toes cracked.
[The bugles draw nearer. Enter Friar Tuck with solemn mien, bearing a heavy staff. The crovod cheers. He gravely makes the circuit of the clearing and drops his staff upon some obtruding toes. The victim shrieks.] FRIAR TUCK Think not of sel...f. Count thy beads and repent thee of thy folly. [The crowd cheers and laughs. The Friar drops Us staff on Sm Thomas's /ee/, which causes Mm ACT II 6i to leap in pained surprise] Back ! turn thee back while yet there be time. Thy feet, dancing as on a gridiron, have strayed from out the straight and narrow path.
Say a pater-noster and 'ware thee o' purgatory.
[The crowd roars,] THE QUEEN Abeady you have a touch of purgatorial fires in your toes, eh, Lucy?
[Friar Tuck stands aside and the bugles again sound.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE QUEEN Elnave, you shall not have my pose in spectacles.
FILCH Your beauteous pose shall be of itself the spectacle.
THE QUEEN Fie upon you! [Sound of bugles.] The dancers!
FILCH The dancers! Stand back, you gapes, if you would not get your toes cracked.
[The bugles draw nearer. Enter Friar Tuck with solemn mien, bearing a heavy staff. The crovod cheers. He gravely makes the circuit of the clearing and drops his staff upon some obtruding toes. The victim shrieks.] FRIAR TUCK Think not of sel...f. Count thy beads and repent thee of thy folly. [The crowd cheers and laughs. The Friar drops Us staff on Sm Thomas's /ee/, which causes Mm ACT II 6i to leap in pained surprise] Back ! turn thee back while yet there be time. Thy feet, dancing as on a gridiron, have strayed from out the straight and narrow path.
Say a pater-noster and 'ware thee o' purgatory.
[The crowd roars,] THE QUEEN Abeady you have a touch of purgatorial fires in your toes, eh, Lucy?
[Friar Tuck stands aside and the bugles again sound.
What to read after Master Will of Stratford; a Midwinter Night's Dream in Three Acts, With a Prologue And An Epilogue?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louise Ayres Garnett to read onlineMoreLess
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