The Double-Dealer, a comedy by William Congreve
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desperate, and I believe he'll yield to any conditions. If not
here, take this; you may employ it better than in the heart of one who is nothing when not yours. [Gives the dagger.] LADY TOUCH. Thou can'st deceive everybody. Nay, thou hast deceived me; but 'tis as I would wish. Trusty villain! I could worship thee. MASK. No more; it wants but a few minutes of the time; and Mellefont's love will carry him there before his hour. LADY TOUCH. I go, I fly, incomparable Maskwell! SCENE XVIII. MASKWELL, CYNTHIA, LORD TOUCHWOOD. MASK. So, this was a pinch indeed, my invention was upon the rack, and made discovery of her last plot. I hope Cynthia and my chaplain will be ready; I'll prepare for the expedition. SCENE XIX. CYNTHIA and LORD TOUCHWOOD. CYNT. Now, my lord? |
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