A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 3 by Various
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He was your deare frend, was he not?
_Oli_ Yes, had he not beene pretyous unto you, But hys muche faythe to you did make me hate hym, And he had felt it had he darrd th'incounter. _Gan_. Pray, no more, & worthy Sir, be boulde To say here stands the most afflycted soule That ever felt the mysseryes of byrthe. Make me beleive my plaugs are infynett That I may so desyer to leave my fleshe And be deliverd from theym. Wherefore, looke you: It is my mother & my systers deade, I was theire murtherer; goe tell the worlde: That paper will give satisfactyon. [_Oliver taks the letter & reads_. _Enter Didier_. O you are wellcome; are you an offycer? The captayne of the guard, I thynke. Come on: Be not affrayd, arest me, Ile submytt. Nor doe reproatche my vallor; I have darrd As much as he that durst affront the gods, But greife hathe staynd me. _Did_. What meane you, Sir? Why I am _Didier_. _Gan_. That buryed _Richard_? Oh, _Didier_, |
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