A King, and No King by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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Why? wilt thou have me die Spaconia. What should I do? _Spa_. Nay let me stay alone, And when you see _Armenia_ again, You shall behold a Tomb more worth than I; Some friend that ever lov'd me or my cause, Will build me something to distinguish me From other women, many a weeping verse He will lay on, and much lament those maids, That plac'd their loves unfortunately high, As I have done, where they can never reach; But why should you go to _Iberia_? _Tigr_. Alas, that thou wilt ask me, ask the man That rages in a Fever why he lies Distempered there, when all the other youths Are coursing o're the Meadows with their Loves? Can I resist it? am I not a slave To him that conquer'd me? _Spa_. That conquer'd thee _Tigranes_! he has won But half of thee, thy body, but thy mind |
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