The Works of Aphra Behn, Volume III by Aphra Behn
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_Nur_. As your Friend the Hostess has it in a Play too, I take it, Ends
which you pick up behind the Scenes, when you go to be laught at even by the Player-Women. Sir _Tim_. Wilt thou have done? By Fortune, I'll endure no more-- _Nur_. Murder, Murder! Cel. Hold, hold. _Enter_ Friendlove, Bellmour, Sham _and_ Sharp. _Friend_. Read here the worst of News that can arrive, [_Gives_ Bellm. _a Letter_. --What's the matter here? Why, how now, Sir _Timothy_, what, up in Arms with the Women? Sir _Tim_. Oh, Ned, I'm glad thou'rt come--never was _Tom Dove_ baited as I have been. _Friend_. By whom? my Sister? Sir _Tim_. No, no, that old Mastiff there--the young Whelp came not on, thanks be prais'd. _Bel_. How, her Father here to morrow, and here he says, that shall be the last Moment, he will defer the Marriage of _Celinda_ to this Sot-- Oh God, I shall grow mad, and so undo 'em all--I'll kill the Villain at the Altar--By my lost hopes, I will--And yet there is some left--Could I but--speak to her--I must rely on _Dresswell's_ Friendship--Oh God, to |
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