A King, and No King by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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[_Exeunt all but_ Arb. _and_ Mar. _Mar_. Sir. _Arb_. Will you leave me quite alone? me thinks Civility should teach you more than this, If I were but your friend: Stay here and wait. _Mar_. Sir shall I speak? _Arb_. Why, you would now think much To be denied, but I can scar[c]e intreat What I would have: do, speak. _Mar_. But will you hear me out? _Arb_. With me you Article to talk thus: well, |
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