Read the extract below and answer questions: A : Would you'd pardon me I do not without danger walk these streets; Once, in a sea-fight against the Count hi...
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Read the extract below and answer questions:
A : Would you'd pardon me
I do not without danger walk these streets;
Once, in a sea-fight against the Count his galleys,
I did some service-of such note, indeed.
That were I ta'en here
It would scarce be answered
B : Be like you slew great number of his people
A : The offence is not of such a bloody nature,
Albeit the quality of the time and quarrel
Might well have given us bloody argument
(Act III Scene III)
By the offence in the extract, Speaker A is a
A : Would you'd pardon me
I do not without danger walk these streets;
Once, in a sea-fight against the Count his galleys,
I did some service-of such note, indeed.
That were I ta'en here
It would scarce be answered
B : Be like you slew great number of his people
A : The offence is not of such a bloody nature,
Albeit the quality of the time and quarrel
Might well have given us bloody argument
(Act III Scene III)
By the offence in the extract, Speaker A is a
Answer Details
Speaker A is not a nuisance, businessman or fighter but a pirate. He admits to having done some service in a sea-fight against the Count's galleys which implies that he is a pirate.
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