The Works of Aphra Behn, Volume III by Aphra Behn
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Sir _Tim_. Look on this Lady, Sir--Ha, ha, ha,--Well, Sir--Well, Sir-- And what then? _Bel_. Nay, view her well, Sir-- Sir. _Tim_. Pleasant this--Well, _Frank_, I do--And what then? _Bel_. Is she not charming fair--fair to a wonder! Sir _Tim_. Well, Sir, 'tis granted-- _Bel_. And canst thou think this Beauty meant for thee, for thee, dull common Man? Sir _Tim_. Very well, what will he say next? _Bel_. I say, let me no more see thee approach this Lady. Sir _Tim_. How, Sir, how? _Bel_. Not speak to her, not look on her--by Heaven--not think of her. Sir _Tim_. How, _Frank_, art in earnest? _Bel_. Try, if thou dar'st. Sir _Tim_. Not think of her!-- _Bel_. No, not so much as in a Dream, could I divine it. |
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