Stories of Shakespeares Comedies
Stories of Shakespeares Comedies
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At this point, a servant enters, enthusiastically de- scribing a peddler who has just arrived with choice wares. When this vendor is ushered in, he chants The Winter's Tale 221 the list of the goods he has for sale with all the gusto of the born bagman. Shepherds and shep- herdesses crowd around him, chattering among them- selves, calling out for various articles of apparel, and especially for ballads, for which they seem to have a particular fancy. Then, discovering one for three voices, set t...o a tune they know, they gaily sing it, ere the peddler renews the enumeration of his wares. It is in the midst of this lively hubbub that the servant proclaims the arrival of a party of Satyrs, who enter dancing gaily, and indulge in mad jumps which excite great admiration among the spectators. Taking advantage of the general confusion, Polixenes now addresses his son, who does not recognise him, and remarks that when he was young, he lavished tokens upon his lady-love, whereas the young man has bought naught for Per- dita.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At this point, a servant enters, enthusiastically de- scribing a peddler who has just arrived with choice wares. When this vendor is ushered in, he chants The Winter's Tale 221 the list of the goods he has for sale with all the gusto of the born bagman. Shepherds and shep- herdesses crowd around him, chattering among them- selves, calling out for various articles of apparel, and especially for ballads, for which they seem to have a particular fancy. Then, discovering one for three voices, set t...o a tune they know, they gaily sing it, ere the peddler renews the enumeration of his wares. It is in the midst of this lively hubbub that the servant proclaims the arrival of a party of Satyrs, who enter dancing gaily, and indulge in mad jumps which excite great admiration among the spectators. Taking advantage of the general confusion, Polixenes now addresses his son, who does not recognise him, and remarks that when he was young, he lavished tokens upon his lady-love, whereas the young man has bought naught for Per- dita.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H a D 1929 Guerber to read onlineMoreLess
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