A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 3 by Various
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Howe doe you with her doatinge passyons?
_Ric_. Sleyght them beyond your wishes. _Gan_. Thou dost amaze me with thy noble vertue, And thence I honor thee. As for that mayd Still let her frantique love receyve repulse And crowne thy contynence; for though I was Content the queene should stray, yet thys[90] I would not have to fall for chrystendome. _Ric_. You neede not feare me: if not contynence, Yet myne owne will is armour strong enoughe. _Gan_. I know't; and here she comes. _Enter Gabriella_. _Gab_. Brother, God save you!--0 my noble _Richarde_, You make me oulde ithe mornynge of my yeares. Shall styll your winter nypp me? _Gan_. What doe you meane? _Gab_. T'express a love thats good and vertuous. _Gan_. Fye, thys doth stayne your noble modestye. _Gab_. To tell before you myne affectyon In publique I confes it would make me |
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