Excerpt from Classic Dialogues and Dramas
Proc. - It is a marvelous phantasy, thou spe'akest of In Dionysius. Dam - Yes, his mind is made Of strange materials, that are almost cast In contrariety to one another. The school and camp, in his ambition, make A strange division: with the trumpet's call He blends the languor of the poet's lyre! The fierce, intrepid captain of the field Hath often, on the great Athenian stage, loped with the mightiest monarchs of the Muse; And, in mine apprehension, he doth prize The applauses of that polished populace, More than the rising shout of victory. Proc. And, over all, that science, which doth hold.
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