A King, and No King by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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Didst thou sit at an old rent with 'em?
_Mar_. Yes faith. _Arb_. And do they improve themselves? _Mar_. I ten shillings to me, every new young fellow they come acquainted with. _Arb_. How canst live on't? _Mar_. Why I think I must petition to you. _Arb_. Thou shalt take them up at my price. _Enter two Gentlemen and_ Bessus. _Mar_. |
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