A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 3 by Various
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_Eld_. What a madd tyrant is mans stronge beleife! Makinge hym hunte hys proper myschiefe fourthe, Takinge delight in desperatyon. O theres no foe to our credulytie. _Gan_. O mother, yes; _Aimons_ youngest sonne _Richards_ a slave above credulytie. Why, alls confyrmd here underneathe hys hande; A dothe not blussh to write to me a hathe All honors that I challendge; good sweet, looke, [_Eldegrad reads_. Read & recorde a vyllayne. What speaks youres? _Gab_. No lesse than I imagynd, fearfull seidge Agaynst my name & honor. [_Ganelon reads_. _Eld_.--So, it taks; Thys polytycke trycke, wenche, hathe set up the walle Of stronge partytyon twixt theym. Hence theire loves Shall never meete agayne. _Gan_. O monstrous vyllayne, wouldst thou make her whore? I tell you, shallowe braynd unfaythfull hynde, Th'adst better have kyst _Juno_ in a cloude And beene the dadd to Centaurs. _Eld_. Save your wrathe: Tys fytt that nowe your wisdome governe you. |
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