A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 2 by Unknown
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I will go my way.
YOUTH. Sir, I pray God be your speed, And help you at your need. RIOT. I am sure thou wilt not forsake me, Nor I will not forsake thee. YOUTH. I forsake you also, And will not have with you to do. RIOT. And I forsake thee utterly: Fie on thee, caitiff, fie! Once a promise thou did me make, That thou would me never forsake, But now I see it is hard For to trust the wretched world; Farewell, masters, everychone. HUMILITY. For your sin look ye mourn, And evil creatures look ye turn; For your name, who maketh inquisition, Say it is Good Contrition That for sin doth mourn. |
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