Rule a Wife, and Have a Wife - Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (3 of 10) by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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[Enter a Servant of _Michael Perez_.]
Servant: 'Tis this or that house, or I have lost my aim, They are both fair buildings, she walked plaguy fast, [Enter _Estifania_.] And hereabouts I lost her; stay, that's she, 'Tis very she,--she makes me a low court'sie, Let me note the place, the street I well remember. [Exit. She is in again, certain some noble Lady. How happy should I be if she love my master: 176] A wondrous goodly house, here are brave lodgings, And I shall sleep now like an Emperour, And eat abundantly: I thank my fortune, I'll back with speed, and bring him happy tidings. [Exit. [Enter three old Ladies.] 1 Lady: What should it mean, that in such haste We are sent for? |
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