The Works of Shakespeare : in Eight Volumes / C By Mr. Pope And Mr. Warburton V.3
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This fool-begg'd patience in thee will be left.
Luc. Well, I will marry one day but to try ; Here comes your man, now is your Iiufband nigh.
SCENE II.
Enter Dromio o/Ephefus, Adr. Say, is your tardy mafter now at hand ?
£. Dro. Nay, he's at two hands with me, and that my two ears can witneis.
Adr. Say, did'il thou fpeak with him ? know'il thou his mind ?
E. Dro. Ay, ay, he told me his mind upon mine ear.
Befhrevv his hand, I fcarce could underftand it.
Luc. Spake he fo doubtfully, thou could'ft... not feel his meaning ?
E. Dro. Nay, he ftruck fo plainly, I could too well feel his blows ; and withal fo doub;fally, that I could fcarce underftand them.
Adr. But fay, I pr'ythee, is he com-ng home ?
It feems, he hath great care to pleafe his \\ife.
E. Dro.
The Comedv of Errors, ipi E. Dro. Why, millrefs, fure, my maftcr is horn -mad.
Jdr. Horn-mad, thou villain ?
E. Dro. I mean not, cuckold-mad ; but, fure, he's dark- mad : When I defir'd him to come home to dinner.
He afk'd me for a thoufand marks in gold : 'Tis dinner-time, quoth I ; my gold, quoth he : Your meat doth burn, quoth I ; my gold, quoth he i Will you come home, quoth I ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This fool-begg'd patience in thee will be left.
Luc. Well, I will marry one day but to try ; Here comes your man, now is your Iiufband nigh.
SCENE II.
Enter Dromio o/Ephefus, Adr. Say, is your tardy mafter now at hand ?
£. Dro. Nay, he's at two hands with me, and that my two ears can witneis.
Adr. Say, did'il thou fpeak with him ? know'il thou his mind ?
E. Dro. Ay, ay, he told me his mind upon mine ear.
Befhrevv his hand, I fcarce could underftand it.
Luc. Spake he fo doubtfully, thou could'ft... not feel his meaning ?
E. Dro. Nay, he ftruck fo plainly, I could too well feel his blows ; and withal fo doub;fally, that I could fcarce underftand them.
Adr. But fay, I pr'ythee, is he com-ng home ?
It feems, he hath great care to pleafe his \\ife.
E. Dro.
The Comedv of Errors, ipi E. Dro. Why, millrefs, fure, my maftcr is horn -mad.
Jdr. Horn-mad, thou villain ?
E. Dro. I mean not, cuckold-mad ; but, fure, he's dark- mad : When I defir'd him to come home to dinner.
He afk'd me for a thoufand marks in gold : 'Tis dinner-time, quoth I ; my gold, quoth he : Your meat doth burn, quoth I ; my gold, quoth he i Will you come home, quoth I ?
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