Collection of
A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 1
作者：Bullen, A. H. (Arthur Henry), 1857-1920 [Editor]
体例：题 章数：107
字数：356,534 来源：Project Gutenberg
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章节目录
共 107 题- A COLLECTION OF OLD ENGLISH PLAYS, VOL. I
- In Four Volumes
- EDITED BY
- A.H. BULLEN.
- CONTENTS:
- INTRODUCTION TO THE _TRAGEDY OF NERO_.
- THE TRAGEDY OF NERO,
- 1 _Rom_. Whither so fast, man? Whither so fast?
- 2 _Rom_. None of our ancestors were ere like him.
- 1 _Rom_. O made, and sometimes use[d] for other Ends!
- 2 _Rom_. But did he winne them all with singing?
- 3 _Rom_. Faith, all with singing and with stage-playing.
- 1 _Rom_. So many Crowns got with a song!
- 3 _Rom_. But what was he that rode ith' Chariot with him?
- 4 _Rom_. That was _Diodorus_ the Mynstrill that he favours.
- 3 _Rom_. Was there ever such a Prince!
- 2 _Rom_. O _Nero Augustus_, the true _Augustus!_
- 3 & 4 _Rom_. Push,[6] it could not be like this.
- 2 _Rom_. Fire, water, fire, helpe, fire!
- FINIS.
- INTRODUCTION TO THE MAYDES METAMORPHOSIS.
- THE MAYDES METAMORPHOSIS.
- 1 _Fay_. Will you haue any musick sir?
- 2 _Fay_. Will you haue any fine musicke?
- 3 _Fay_. Most daintie musicke?
- 1 _Fay_. O but you shall, Sir.
- 2 _Fay_. O, Sir, it shall not cost you a penny.
- 3 _Fay_. You shall haue most daintie Instruments, Sir.
- 1 _Fay_. My name is _Penny_.
- 2 _Fay_. My name is _Cricket_.[117]
- 3 _Fay_. My name is little, little _Pricke_.
- 1 _Cha_. What will ye then we doo?
- 2 _Cha_. Then, _Phoebus, we can but wish ye wel againe.
- THE SONG.
- Ge. So rise my thoughts--
- Sil. So all my sences cheere--
- Ge. When she surveyes my flocks
- Ge. Come foorth--
- Sil. Come foorth--
- Ge. Come foorth and cheere these plaines--
- Sil. The wood-mans Love
- SONG.
- 2 _Mu_. Nor will we slack perpetual thankes to give.
- THE SONG.
- FINIS.
- INTRODUCTION TO THE _MARTYR'D SOULDIER_.
- THE MARTYR'D SOULDIER:
- I.K.[131]
- TO THE COURTEOUS READER.
- SCAENA PRIMA.
- 1 _Hunt_. Ho, rise, sluggards! so, so, ho! so, ho!
- 2 _Hunt_. So ho, ho! we come.
- 2 _Hunt_. Are the swift Horses ready?
- 2 _Hunt_. Where are the Dogges?
- 2 _Hunt_. What Dogges are they?
- 2 _Hunt_. If it be wide enough.
- 1 _Hunt_. And what's the game to day?
- 1 _Hunt_. Which of 'em? the greatest? I have not seene him.
- 2 _Hunt_. Now will he build a whole Castle full of lies.
- 1 _Hun_. A Lighter?
- 2 _Hunt_. Nothing.
- 2 _Hunt_. He would put Sparabiles[153] into the soales then?
- 1 _Hunt_. Oh horrible!
- 2 _Hunt_. How long are his Tuskes?
- 1 _Hunt_. There's a Cutter.
- 1 _Hunt_. What will the King do with him if he kill him?
- I. SONG.
- 1 _Phys_. How fares your Highnesse?
- 1 _Phys_. My Lord, you are poyson'd.
- 1 _Phys_. What guesse you by that Urine?
- 2 _Phys_. Surely Death!
- 2 _Phys_. But for the way to cure it?
- 2 _Phys_. They are indeed, and they doe farre exceede--
- 2 _Phys_. The ventosities shall be our next intensions.
- 2 _Phys_. These Ventosities, my lord, will give you ease.
- 1 _Phys_. You cure him?
- 1 _Phys_. By meere Witch-Craft.
- 2 _Pag_. I know some Vintners then are _Jewes_
- 2 _Pag_. I, 'tis fit.
- 1 _Pag_. Having a double voyce we cannot abridge you of a double share.
- 2 _Pag_. A match.
- 1 _Cam_. Is that her husband?
- 2 _Cam_. A Witch? Witches are the Divels sweete hearts.
- 2 _Cam_. Ile tell money after my father. Oh I am strucke blinde!
- 2 _Cam_. I have lost my hearing, too.
- 2. Which is shee?
- ANGEL SINGS.
- ANGEL SINGS.
- ANGEL SINGS.
- 2 ANGEL SINGS.
- 2 ANGEL SINGS.
- 1 _Angel_. Follow!
- FINIS.
- INTRODUCTION TO THE NOBLE SOULDIER.
- THE NOBLE SOVLDIER,
- OR,
- A CONTRACT BROKEN, JUSTLY REVENG'D.
- THE NOBLE SPANISH SOULDIER.
- SCAENA PRIMA.
- SONG.
- Quest. _Oh when, oh when shall sorrow quiet have?_
- SCAENA PRIMA[186].
- SCAENA PRIMA.
- SCAENA PRIMA.
- SCAENA PRIMA.
- FINIS.
- FOOTNOTES: