The Marriage Promise a Comedy in Five Acts As Performed At the Theatre Royal
The Marriage Promise a Comedy in Five Acts As Performed At the Theatre Royal
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Wood. I do zee what'ee be about, Measter Tandem, but it woan't doa— I do owe thee mo- ney zure, but I doan't owe thee a dowter I do count— if I mun go to jail, why I mun goa, but I woan"t break moy wenches heart— and if thou canst put a mon there for zaying zoa, vou'll 32 THE MARRIAGE PROMISE I you'll be worse off out o* jail than I shall be within, I do count.
Tand. We'll try that, man of independence — ■ I'll soon let you know that Timotheus Tandem, Gent (Esquire, I believe I may say) is not ...to be affronted with impunity — John Doe and Richard Roe, two intimate friends of mine, men of business, will soon call on you in my behalf — I dare say, as they are men of justice honour, and integrity, their mediation will be of service in accommodating this little differ- ence between you and me — so good morning to you, old verjuice. [Exit.
JFood. Dom me if I han't a good moind to zet our Jowler at un, he'd zettle matters wi' un zoon — what, does he think as I'd goa to zell moy wench to keep moy old bones out of a jail — dom me if I woudn't stairve vurst — the young sqoire won't hold wi' un in such ways, I do count, if he does, what with he and his measter, we shall ha' but a baddish zort of a treade on it, I do vear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wood. I do zee what'ee be about, Measter Tandem, but it woan't doa— I do owe thee mo- ney zure, but I doan't owe thee a dowter I do count— if I mun go to jail, why I mun goa, but I woan"t break moy wenches heart— and if thou canst put a mon there for zaying zoa, vou'll 32 THE MARRIAGE PROMISE I you'll be worse off out o* jail than I shall be within, I do count.
Tand. We'll try that, man of independence — ■ I'll soon let you know that Timotheus Tandem, Gent (Esquire, I believe I may say) is not ...to be affronted with impunity — John Doe and Richard Roe, two intimate friends of mine, men of business, will soon call on you in my behalf — I dare say, as they are men of justice honour, and integrity, their mediation will be of service in accommodating this little differ- ence between you and me — so good morning to you, old verjuice. [Exit.
JFood. Dom me if I han't a good moind to zet our Jowler at un, he'd zettle matters wi' un zoon — what, does he think as I'd goa to zell moy wench to keep moy old bones out of a jail — dom me if I woudn't stairve vurst — the young sqoire won't hold wi' un in such ways, I do count, if he does, what with he and his measter, we shall ha' but a baddish zort of a treade on it, I do vear.
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