The Golden And Silver Ages Two Plays
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he's out of the gates before us. Which way came he ?
Ble. He hath made haste.
Soc. I think he hath crept through the keyhole.
Amph. Nay, I'll be patient, fear not. Note my humour. Socia !
Soc. My lord.
Amph. My honest Blepharo, I talk to you anon. My faithful servant, who pass'd this house to you, That you have power to keep the master out ? Tell me, what know you by your fair mistress, That you call your lord coxcomb and ass ?
SCENE I. THE SILVER AGE. 127 Nay, I am patient still. Amphitrio's n...ame Is here forgot : fool, ruffian, are nothing ; Them I pardon. Now you are down, When do you beat me headlong from the gate, And these my counterfeit companions hence ?
JSoc. Who? I, I! Is your lordship as wise as God might have made you ? I !
Amph. You see we are here still: when do you strike ? What, not ? Then I'll begin with you.
Ble. Amphitrio !
8oc. My lord's mad. Help, gentlemen !
Ble. If you be gentlemen, and love Amphitrio, Or if you know me to be Blepharo, Your master, that transported you by sea, Give not this madness scope.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
he's out of the gates before us. Which way came he ?
Ble. He hath made haste.
Soc. I think he hath crept through the keyhole.
Amph. Nay, I'll be patient, fear not. Note my humour. Socia !
Soc. My lord.
Amph. My honest Blepharo, I talk to you anon. My faithful servant, who pass'd this house to you, That you have power to keep the master out ? Tell me, what know you by your fair mistress, That you call your lord coxcomb and ass ?
SCENE I. THE SILVER AGE. 127 Nay, I am patient still. Amphitrio's n...ame Is here forgot : fool, ruffian, are nothing ; Them I pardon. Now you are down, When do you beat me headlong from the gate, And these my counterfeit companions hence ?
JSoc. Who? I, I! Is your lordship as wise as God might have made you ? I !
Amph. You see we are here still: when do you strike ? What, not ? Then I'll begin with you.
Ble. Amphitrio !
8oc. My lord's mad. Help, gentlemen !
Ble. If you be gentlemen, and love Amphitrio, Or if you know me to be Blepharo, Your master, that transported you by sea, Give not this madness scope.
What to read after The Golden And Silver Ages Two Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Heywood to read onlineMoreLess
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