The Faithful Shepherdess - The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (Volume 2 of 10). by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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Of sailing Pines that edge yon Mountain in.
_Amo_. I go, I run, Heaven grant me I may win His soul again. [_Exit_ Amoret. _Enter_ Sullen. _Sull_. Stay _Amaryllis_, stay, Ye are too fleet, 'tis two hours yet to day. I have perform'd my promise, let us sit And warm our bloods together till the fit Come lively on us. _Amar_. Friend you are too keen, The morning riseth and we shall be seen, Forbear a little. _Sull_. I can stay no longer. _Amar_. Hold _Shepherd_ hold, learn not to be a wronger Of your word, was not your promise laid, To break their loves first? _Sull_. I have done it Maid. _Amar_. No, they are yet unbroken, met again, And are as hard to part yet as the stain Is from the finest Lawn. _Sull_. I say they are |
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