A King, and No King by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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_Spa_.
Can you imagine that a longing maid When she beholds you, can be pull'd away With words from loving you? _Tigr_. Dispraise my health, my honesty, and tell her I am jealous. _Spa_. Why, I had rather lose you: can my heart Consent to let my tongue throw out such words, And I that ever yet spoke what I thought, Shall find it such a thing at first to lie? _Tigr_. Yet do thy best. _Enter_ Bessus. _Bes_. What, is your Majesty ready? _Tigr_. There is the Lady, Captain. |
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