A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 1  by Various
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			    _Enter Milichus to them_. 
			_Mill_. My Lord. _Scevin_. Some Inke and Paper. [_Exit Mili_. _Enter againe with Incke and Paper_. _Flav_. Whose that, _Scevinus_? _Scevin_. It is my freed man, _Milichus_. _Lucan_. Is he trustie? _Scevin_. I, for as great matters as we are about. _Piso_. And those are great ones. _Lucan_. I aske not that we meane to need his trust; Gaine hath great soveraigntie ore servile mindes. _Scevin_. O but my benefits have bound him to me. I from a bondman have his state not onely Advanct to freedome but to wealth and credit. _Piso_. _Mili_. waite ith' next chamber till we call. [_abscondit se_. The thing determinde on, our meeting now  | 
		
			
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