in The Sophister (Fallacy, or The Troubles of Great Hermenia) — Zouche, Richard
Metadata
Play
The Sophister (Fallacy, or The Troubles of Great Hermenia)
Author
Zouche, Richard
Year (catalogued)
1639
First performance
1614
Decade
1630s
Genre
Comedy
Play type
University
Speech prefix(es)
Intel. | Int. | Intell.
Words
167
Characters
863
Typicality
0.25 (cosine to cluster centroid)
TCP id
A15873
BritDrama no.
1922
Cluster
Cluster 3 — Citizens, tradesfolk & neighbors
Important excerpts
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Full speech
Marry beshrew you, I could wish you had let me a lone; you awaked me out of a most sweet sleep. But are there any Books for my use? What Kitchen-physic? That will teach me to tell Thirteen to the dozen what, you think I will prove Helluo librorum? Well, I will go with you for once. Thanks good Judicium, but you are man Distinction whom I must acknowledge the author of my freedom. I am indebted to Ambiguity, I was promised by him to be led to a fair library, but was conducted to a Vatican of all vil laines. We will attend your Majesty. But when will Lord Discourse come? I desire to learn somewhat this morning. Any Logic or Philosophy? Whose I prithee? Indeed, Faecundi calices quem non fecere disertum? May it please you, now I am returned again so safe, I would not for any thing but have been shut up where I was, I have seen more then ever I did before.
Plot summary
Plot — The Sophister (Fallacy, or The Troubles of Great Hermenia)