A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 3 by Various
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I was a barbarous wretche in kyllinge hym.
Digg up his bodye, brynge it hyther, goe: Hys wounds will fall a bleedinge & the syghte Will soften my conjealed bloode, for nowe Me thynks I am not passyonate. But stay, Let all sweete rest preserve hym: I will thynke Howe reelinge in the anguyshe of hys wounds I would not heare hym when a was about To teache repentance, and that onlye thought Shall melt me into cynders. I am like The needye spendthryfte nowe, that an inforcst To make my wants knowne where I must not hope To gett releife. Releife? tys a vague hope And I will banyshe the conceyte. Come hyther, Looke uppon thys & wonder yet a littill It was my handyworke, yet nothynge neare The synne of kyllinge _Richarde_. _Oli_. Have you then slayne the noblest worthye _Richard_? _Gan_. Yes, by the false illussyons of theise twoe. _Oli_. A guarde within there! [_Enter a guard & apprehends Ganelon & Didier_. _Gan_. Fayth, it will not neede, I knowe my ende of journey. For hys deathe I murderd theise: thys temporyzinge knave Buryed him last nyght; all I can aleadge |
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