Midas An English Burletta in Two Acts As Performed At the Theatres Royal
Midas An English Burletta in Two Acts As Performed At the Theatres Royal
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Air VI.
Pol. Pray, goody, please to moderate the rancour of your tongue : Why flash those sparks of fury from your eyes ? Remember when the judgment's weak, the prejudice is strong. A stranger why will you despise ? Ply me, Try me, Prove, ere you deny me : If you cast me Off, you blast me Never more to rise. B 10 MIDAS.
Mys. Sirrah, this insolence deserves a drubbing.
JSys. With what meet temper he bears all her snubbing! (aside. ) Sil. Oons, no more words Go, boy, and get jour dinner.
[Exit Po...l. Sit. Fye, why so cross-graiu'd to a young beginner? JSys. So modest ! Daph. So genteel!
Si/, (to Mys. ) Not pert, nor lumpish. Mys. Would lie were hang'd! Nys. And Daph. La! mother, why so frumpish } Air VII.
Ni/s. Mama, how can you be so ill-natur'd To the gentle, handsome swain ? Daph. To a lad, so limb'd, so featur'd, Sure 'lis cruel to give pain.
Sure 'tis cruel, &c. Mijs. Girls, for you my fears perplex me, I'm alann'd on your account : Sil. Wife, in vain you teaze and vex me, I will rule, depend upon't.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Air VI.
Pol. Pray, goody, please to moderate the rancour of your tongue : Why flash those sparks of fury from your eyes ? Remember when the judgment's weak, the prejudice is strong. A stranger why will you despise ? Ply me, Try me, Prove, ere you deny me : If you cast me Off, you blast me Never more to rise. B 10 MIDAS.
Mys. Sirrah, this insolence deserves a drubbing.
JSys. With what meet temper he bears all her snubbing! (aside. ) Sil. Oons, no more words Go, boy, and get jour dinner.
[Exit Po...l. Sit. Fye, why so cross-graiu'd to a young beginner? JSys. So modest ! Daph. So genteel!
Si/, (to Mys. ) Not pert, nor lumpish. Mys. Would lie were hang'd! Nys. And Daph. La! mother, why so frumpish } Air VII.
Ni/s. Mama, how can you be so ill-natur'd To the gentle, handsome swain ? Daph. To a lad, so limb'd, so featur'd, Sure 'lis cruel to give pain.
Sure 'tis cruel, &c. Mijs. Girls, for you my fears perplex me, I'm alann'd on your account : Sil. Wife, in vain you teaze and vex me, I will rule, depend upon't.
What to read after Midas An English Burletta in Two Acts As Performed At the Theatres Royal?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kane Ohara to read onlineMoreLess
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