A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 3 by Various
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page 333 of 479 (69%)
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Agaynst hym is concealment of the murther.
_Did_. Tys come about: twas allways in my mynde Nothynge should hange me, beinge naught by kynde. _Oli_. Bringe theym away. Treason so greate as thys Was never seene synce man had power to wishe. [_Exe. with the dead Bodyes_. [SCENE 4.] _Enter Charlimayne, Turpin, Eudon & Attendants_. _Char_. What pageants thys that on the fallowd lands Crosses me everye way? I cannot goe But styll he meets me full jumpe. _Tur_. Beleve me, Sir. I have not seen an antycke more disguysed. A gallopps ore the newe plowde lands as fast As twere a comon hye way, yet no speeche Can make hym to forsake theym. _Eud_. Nay, whats more, The beast he rydds on is not usuall, Tys neyther horsse nor asse, and yet a beast |
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