A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 1 by Various
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My thoughts be compast in those circl'd Eyes,
Eyes on no obiect looke but on these Cheekes; Be blest my hands with touch of those round brests Whiter and softer than the downe of Swans. Let me of thee and of thy beauties glory An[39] endless tell, but never wearying story. [_Exeunt_. (SCENE 2.) _Enter Nero, Epaphroditus, Neophilus_. _Nero_. Come Sirs, I faith, how did you like my acting? What? wast not as you lookt for? _Epaphr_. Yes, my Lord, and much beyond. _Nero_. Did I not doe it to the life? _Epaphr_. The very doing never was so lively As was this counterfeyting. _Nero_. And when I came Toth' point of _Agripp[40]--Clytemnestras_ death, Did it not move the feeling auditory? |
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