Act 3 - Scene 3 [H. Fielding's Play: Tragedy Of Tragedies]

The Tragedy Of Tragedies; Or, The Life And Death Of Tom Thumb The Great, a play by Henry Fielding
Act 3 - Scene 3
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________________________________________________ _ ACT III - SCENE III SCENE III.--KING (solus). King. Oh! stay, and leave me not uncertain thus! And, whilst thou tellest me what's like my fate, Oh! teach me how I may avert it too! Curst be the man who first a simile made! Curst ev'ry bard who writes!--So have I seen Those whose comparisons are just and true, And those who liken things not like at all. The devil is happy that the whole creation Can furnish out no simile to his fortune. _ Read next: Act 3 - Scene 4 Read previous: Act 3 - Scene 2 Table of content of Tragedy Of Tragedies; Or, The Life And Death Of Tom Thumb The Great GO TO TOP OF SCREEN Post your review Your review will be placed after the table of content of this book

The Tragedy Of Tragedies; Or, The Life And Death Of Tom Thumb The Great, a play by Henry Fielding