The Plays Poems of Robert Greene volume 2
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My minde is more heere of the pretie lasse.
Had she brought some fortie pounds to towne, I could be content to make her my wife : 580 Yet I haue heard it in a prouerbe said, He that is olde and marries with a lasse, Lies but at home, and prooues himselfe an asse.
Enter Bettris in Wilies apparell to Grime.
How now, my wench ! how ist ? what, not a word ? — Alas, poore soule, the tooth-ach plagues her sore. — 585 Well, my wench, here is an Angel for to buy three pinnes, And I pray thee vse mine h...ouse ; The oftner, the more welcome : farewell.
Exit. S. D. Exit Wily] Exit Q 200 GEORGE A GREENE [Act III Bettris. O blessed loue, and blessed fortune both !
But, Bettris, stand not here to talke of loue, 590 But hye thee straight vnto thy George a Greene : Neuer went Roe-bucke swifter on the downes Then I will trip it till I see my George.
(Scene II. ) Enter the Earle of Kendall, L. Bonfield, Sir Gilbert, a?id Ienkin the clowne.
Kend. Come away, Ienkin.
fen. Come, here is his house. Where be you, ho ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My minde is more heere of the pretie lasse.
Had she brought some fortie pounds to towne, I could be content to make her my wife : 580 Yet I haue heard it in a prouerbe said, He that is olde and marries with a lasse, Lies but at home, and prooues himselfe an asse.
Enter Bettris in Wilies apparell to Grime.
How now, my wench ! how ist ? what, not a word ? — Alas, poore soule, the tooth-ach plagues her sore. — 585 Well, my wench, here is an Angel for to buy three pinnes, And I pray thee vse mine h...ouse ; The oftner, the more welcome : farewell.
Exit. S. D. Exit Wily] Exit Q 200 GEORGE A GREENE [Act III Bettris. O blessed loue, and blessed fortune both !
But, Bettris, stand not here to talke of loue, 590 But hye thee straight vnto thy George a Greene : Neuer went Roe-bucke swifter on the downes Then I will trip it till I see my George.
(Scene II. ) Enter the Earle of Kendall, L. Bonfield, Sir Gilbert, a?id Ienkin the clowne.
Kend. Come away, Ienkin.
fen. Come, here is his house. Where be you, ho ?
What to read after The Plays Poems of Robert Greene volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Greene to read onlineMoreLess
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