Webster And Tourneur;
Webster And Tourneur;
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I would have you look up, sir; these court tears 220 Claim not your tribute to them : let those weep. That guiltily partake in the sad cause. I knew last night, by a sad dream I had, Some mischief would ensue ; yet, to say truth, My dream most concerned you.
Lod. Shall 's fall a-dreaming?
Fran. Yes, and for fashion sake I'll dream with her.
Zan. Methought, sir, you came stealing to my bed, Fran. Wilt thou believe me, sweeting ? by this light, I was a-dreamt on thee too ; for methought I saw the...e naked.
Zan. Fie, sir ! as I told you, 230 SCENE III] THE WHITE DEVIL 121 Methought you lay down by mc.
Fran. So dreamt I ; And lest thou shouldst take cold, I covered thee With this Irish mantle.
Zan. Verily I did dream You were somewhat bold with me : but to come to't — Lod. How ! how ! I hope you will not go to't here.
Fran. Nay, you must hear my dream out.
Zan. Well, sir, forth.
Fran. When I threw the mantle o'er thee, thou didst laugh Exceedingly, methought. * Zan. La, iigh \- Fran. And cried'st out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would have you look up, sir; these court tears 220 Claim not your tribute to them : let those weep. That guiltily partake in the sad cause. I knew last night, by a sad dream I had, Some mischief would ensue ; yet, to say truth, My dream most concerned you.
Lod. Shall 's fall a-dreaming?
Fran. Yes, and for fashion sake I'll dream with her.
Zan. Methought, sir, you came stealing to my bed, Fran. Wilt thou believe me, sweeting ? by this light, I was a-dreamt on thee too ; for methought I saw the...e naked.
Zan. Fie, sir ! as I told you, 230 SCENE III] THE WHITE DEVIL 121 Methought you lay down by mc.
Fran. So dreamt I ; And lest thou shouldst take cold, I covered thee With this Irish mantle.
Zan. Verily I did dream You were somewhat bold with me : but to come to't — Lod. How ! how ! I hope you will not go to't here.
Fran. Nay, you must hear my dream out.
Zan. Well, sir, forth.
Fran. When I threw the mantle o'er thee, thou didst laugh Exceedingly, methought. * Zan. La, iigh \- Fran. And cried'st out.
What to read after Webster And Tourneur;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Webster, John, 1580?-1625? to read onlineMoreLess
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