A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 1 by Various
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_Corn_. But they were profitable to common life And did Men Honestie and Wisedome teach. _Nero_. _Tigellinus_! [Exit _Nero and Tigell_. _Corn_. See with what earnestnesse he crav'd my Judgment, And now he freely hath it how it likes him. _Neoph_. The Prince is angry, and his fall is neere; Let us begon lest we partake his ruines. [_Exeunt omnes praeter Cornu_. _Manet Cornutus solus_. What should I doe at Court? I cannot lye. Why didst thou call me, _Nero_, from my Booke; Didst thou for flatterie of _Cornutus_ looke? No, let those purple Fellowes that stand by thee (That admire shew and things that thou canst give) Leave to please Truth and Vertue to please thee. _Nero_, there is no thing in thy power _Cornutus_ Doth wish or fear. _Enter Tigellinus to him_. |
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