A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 2 by Unknown
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RIOT. What, youth; will ye forsake me? I will not forsake thee. HUMILITY. I shall tell you shortly; Kneel down and ask God mercy, For that you have offended. PRIDE. Youth, wilt thou do so? Follow them, and let us go? Marry, I trow, nay. YOUTH. Here all sin I forsake, And to God I me betake; Good Lord, I pray thee have no indignation, That I, a sinner, should ask salvation. CHARITY. Now thou must forsake Pride, And all Riot set aside. PRIDE. I will not him forsake, Neither early ne late; I ween'd he would not forsake me; But if it will none otherwise be, |
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