Old English Dramas
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Joan. Ha_, 'tis he_, stay, brother, dear brother, stay. Clo. What's the matter now 1 Joan. My love, my friend is come, yonder he goes. Clo. Where, where "? show me where, I'll stop him. If the devil be not in him.
8 Plackets = petticoafcg, cp. :- - Was that brave heart made to pant for a placket ? Beaum. And Fiet. Humorous Liexd.
TUE BIRTH 0? MERLIN. 87 Joan. Look there, look yonder ! Oh, dear friend, pity my distress ! For heaven and goodness do but speak to me.
Devil. {aside\ She calls me, an...d yet drives me headlong from her. Poor mortal, thou and I are much uneven, Thou must not speak of goodness nor of heaven If I confer with thee ; but be of comfort, Whilst men do breathe and Britain's name be known, The fatal fruit thou bear'st M'ithin thy womb. Shall here be famous till the day of doom.
Glo, 'Slid, who's that talks so ! I can see nobody.
Joan, Then art thou blind or mad, see where he goes And beckons me to come ; oh, lead me forth, I'll follow thee in spite of fear or death.
Clo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Joan. Ha_, 'tis he_, stay, brother, dear brother, stay. Clo. What's the matter now 1 Joan. My love, my friend is come, yonder he goes. Clo. Where, where "? show me where, I'll stop him. If the devil be not in him.
8 Plackets = petticoafcg, cp. :- - Was that brave heart made to pant for a placket ? Beaum. And Fiet. Humorous Liexd.
TUE BIRTH 0? MERLIN. 87 Joan. Look there, look yonder ! Oh, dear friend, pity my distress ! For heaven and goodness do but speak to me.
Devil. {aside\ She calls me, an...d yet drives me headlong from her. Poor mortal, thou and I are much uneven, Thou must not speak of goodness nor of heaven If I confer with thee ; but be of comfort, Whilst men do breathe and Britain's name be known, The fatal fruit thou bear'st M'ithin thy womb. Shall here be famous till the day of doom.
Glo, 'Slid, who's that talks so ! I can see nobody.
Joan, Then art thou blind or mad, see where he goes And beckons me to come ; oh, lead me forth, I'll follow thee in spite of fear or death.
Clo.
What to read after Old English Dramas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Evan Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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