A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 3 by Various
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_Foul_. Sblood, Knight, I knew I had strucke her to the quicke, I wondred shee departed in that extravagant fashion: I am sure I past one _Passado_ of Courtship upon her, that has hertofore made a lane amongst the _French_ Ladies like a Culvering shot, Ile be sworne; and I thinke, Sir _Gyles_, you saw she fell under it. _Goos_. O as cleare as candlelight, by this daylight. _Rud_. O good Knight a the post[10], heele sweare anything. _Will_. The other two Ladies commend them no lesse kindly to you two Knights too; & desire your worships wood meete them at Barnet ith morning with the Captaine. _Foul. Goos. Rud_. O good Sir. _Goos_. Our worships shall attend their Ladiships thether. _Ia_. No Sir _Gyles_ by no meanes, they will goe privately thether, but if you will meet them there. _Rud_. Meet them? weele die fort, but weele meet them. _Foul_. Let's goe thether to night, Knights, and you be true Gallants. _Rud_. Content. _Ia_. How greedely they take it in, Sirra? |
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