Shakespeare's Dramatic Works; With Explanatory Notes 1
Shakespeare's Dramatic Works; With Explanatory Notes 1
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To tic^c the innocent t any thing poflible.
Leo, It (hall be poflible : Swear by this fword, Thou wilt perform my bidding.
Ant. I Will, my lord. [the fall Leo, Mark, and perform it ! (feeft thou ?) for Of any point in*t (hall not only be Death to thyfelf, but to thy Icwd-tongu'd wife ; Whom, for this time, we pardon. We enjoin thee, As thou art liegeman to us, that thou carry This female baftard hence ; and tlut thou bear it To fome remote and defert place, quite out Of our dominions , and that... there thou leave it, 10 Without more mercy, to its own proteflion, And favour of the climate. As by ftfange fortunt It came to us, I do in juftice charge thee, — On thy fours peril, and thy body^s torture,— That thou commend it ftrangely ' to fome place, 15 Where chance may nurfe, or end it : Take it up.
Afit. I fwear to do this ; though a prefent death Had been nK>re merciful.— Come on, poor babe : Some powerful fpirit inftrufi the kites and ravens To be thy nurfcs ! Wolves, and bears, they f:iy, 2o Cafting their favagenefs afide, have done Like offices of pity.— ^ir, be profperous In more than this deed does require !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To tic^c the innocent t any thing poflible.
Leo, It (hall be poflible : Swear by this fword, Thou wilt perform my bidding.
Ant. I Will, my lord. [the fall Leo, Mark, and perform it ! (feeft thou ?) for Of any point in*t (hall not only be Death to thyfelf, but to thy Icwd-tongu'd wife ; Whom, for this time, we pardon. We enjoin thee, As thou art liegeman to us, that thou carry This female baftard hence ; and tlut thou bear it To fome remote and defert place, quite out Of our dominions , and that... there thou leave it, 10 Without more mercy, to its own proteflion, And favour of the climate. As by ftfange fortunt It came to us, I do in juftice charge thee, — On thy fours peril, and thy body^s torture,— That thou commend it ftrangely ' to fome place, 15 Where chance may nurfe, or end it : Take it up.
Afit. I fwear to do this ; though a prefent death Had been nK>re merciful.— Come on, poor babe : Some powerful fpirit inftrufi the kites and ravens To be thy nurfcs ! Wolves, and bears, they f:iy, 2o Cafting their favagenefs afide, have done Like offices of pity.— ^ir, be profperous In more than this deed does require !
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