A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 3 by Various
page 231 of 479 (48%)
page 231 of 479 (48%)
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Runne one selfe course shall seldome find the way
To a preferment. Nowe the courte is growne As strange a beast as the thronged multytude, Dyffers not from the rabble, onlye tys The upper house. _Ber_. Why will you be a lymbe Of such a beast? _Bus_. Faythe, onlye for sporte sake. _Gab_. I rather thynke to make it more deformd. _Buss_. Be not so bytter, ladye. Howe can I, Though I shoulde onlye studye vanytie, Be seene amongst so manye that out-glosse me In everye severall follye. _Ber_. Yet littill _Richard, Aimons_ youngest sonne, Is suche a man your envye cannot taxe hym. _Gab_. Mallyce with all her poysons cannot wounde Hys faire deserved reputatyon. _Bus_. Sytts the wynde there? _Gab_. Yes, syr, and blowes me hence In quest of hym I doe so much affecte. [_Ex. Gabriella_. _Ber_. Stay, Ile goe with you. |
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