A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 3 by Various
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page 336 of 479 (70%)
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Th'example of the sweetest disposytion,
For all th'offences yet reveald unto me I freelye pardon hym. _Bus_. And you are good And like your selfe, a verye god[103] in pyttie. _Ber_. And from thys mercye I will new create In me a spyrrytt full of humblenes. _Enter La Fue in gallantrye_. _Fue_. Roame there & uncover, gentyllmen. I that am myne owne gentyllman usher am the best gentyllman in _Fraunce_ at thys present. Give place & avoyde these. _Bus_. What meanes the peasant? syrha, are you madd? _Fue_. Yes, and I were halfe nakt as you are. Roame I say!--O my sweete harte, I will [_Offers to kisse Charli_.] kysse thy whyte lipps in the syght of thys whole assemblye. _Char_. Avaunte, I say! what meanes thys lunatycke. _Tur_. Pore sott howe hees deceyvd! th'inchauntments vanyshed.-- Syrha learne better manners. _Fue_. How! syrha to my greatnes! I am not in case to carrye your tokens. Ould man, you had better manners when last I lefte you.--Come, sweete love, I will love thee without more intreatye. Let us withdrawe & in |
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