The Scornful Lady by Francis Beaumont;John Fletcher
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the Post? Is't for your ease? Or have you seen the Celler? Where are my
slippers Sir? _Ser._ Here Sir. _Wel._ Where Sir? have you got the pot Verdugo? have you seen the Horses Sir? _Ser._ Yes Sir. _Wel._ Have they any meat? _Ser._ Faith Sir, they have a kind of wholesome Rushes, Hay I cannot call it. _Wel._ And no Provender? _Ser._ Sir, so I take it. _Wel._ You are merry Sir, and why so? _Ser._ Faith Sir, here are no Oats to be got, unless you'l have 'em in Porredge: the people are so mainly given to spoon-meat: yonder's a cast of Coach-mares of the Gentlewomans, the strangest Cattel. _Wel._ Why? _Ser._ Why, they are transparent Sir, you may see through them: and such a house! |
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