The Spanish Tragedie by Thomas Kyd
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That summons home distresfull trauellers.
There none shall heare vs but the harmeles birds: Happelie the gentle nightingale Shall carroll vs a-sleepe ere we be ware, And, singing wit the prickle at her breast, Tell our delight and mirthfull dalliance. Till then, each houre will seeme a yeere and more. HOR. But, honie-sweet and honorable loue, Returne we now into your fathers sight; Dangerous suspition waits on our delight. LOR. I, danger mixt with iealous despite Shall send thy soule into eternalle night! Exeunt. [ACT II. SCENE 3.] [The Spanish court.] Enter the KING OF SPAINE, PORTINGALE EMBASSADOUR, DON CIPRIAN, &c. KING. Brother of Castille, to the princes loue What saies your daughter Bel-imperia? CIP. Although she coy it, as becomes her kinde, |
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