Volpone; Or, the Fox by Ben Jonson
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MOS: 'Tis right, sir. CORB: Still, my invention. MOS: 'Las, sir! heaven knows, It hath been all my study, all my care, (I e'en grow gray withal,) how to work things-- CORB: I do conceive, sweet Mosca. MOS: You are he, For whom I labour here. CORB: Ay, do, do, do: I'll straight about it. [GOING.] MOS: Rook go with you, raven! CORB: I know thee honest. MOS [ASIDE.]: You do lie, sir! CORB: And-- MOS: Your knowledge is no better than your ears, sir. CORB: I do not doubt, to be a father to thee. |
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