The Merry Devil
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I told you it was Brian.
BRIAN. Who's that? Maister Jerningham: you are a couple of hot-shots;does a man commit his wench to you, to put her to grass atthis time of night JERNINGHAM. We heard a noise about her in the chase, And fearing that our fathers had pursued us, Severd our selves.
CLARE. Brian, how hapd'st thou on her?
BRIAN. Seeking for stealers are abroad to night, My hound stayed on her, and so found her out.
CLARE. They were these stealers that affrighted us;I was hard upon them, when... they horst their Deer, And I perceive they took me for a keeper.
BRIAN. Which way took they?
JERNINGHAM. Towards Enfield.
BRIAN. A plague upon 't, that's that damned Priest, and Blague ofthe George, he that serves the good Duke of Norfolk.
[A noise within: Follow, follow, follow. ] CLARE. Peace, that's my father's voice.
BRIAN. Z'ownds, you suspected them, and now they are here indeed.
MILLISCENT. Alas, what shall we do?
BRIAN. If you go to the lodge, you are surely taken;Strike down the wood to Enfield presently, And if Mounchensey come, I'll send him t'yee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I told you it was Brian.
BRIAN. Who's that? Maister Jerningham: you are a couple of hot-shots;does a man commit his wench to you, to put her to grass atthis time of night JERNINGHAM. We heard a noise about her in the chase, And fearing that our fathers had pursued us, Severd our selves.
CLARE. Brian, how hapd'st thou on her?
BRIAN. Seeking for stealers are abroad to night, My hound stayed on her, and so found her out.
CLARE. They were these stealers that affrighted us;I was hard upon them, when... they horst their Deer, And I perceive they took me for a keeper.
BRIAN. Which way took they?
JERNINGHAM. Towards Enfield.
BRIAN. A plague upon 't, that's that damned Priest, and Blague ofthe George, he that serves the good Duke of Norfolk.
[A noise within: Follow, follow, follow. ] CLARE. Peace, that's my father's voice.
BRIAN. Z'ownds, you suspected them, and now they are here indeed.
MILLISCENT. Alas, what shall we do?
BRIAN. If you go to the lodge, you are surely taken;Strike down the wood to Enfield presently, And if Mounchensey come, I'll send him t'yee.
What to read after The Merry Devil?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shakespeare Spurious And Doubtful Works to read onlineMoreLess
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