A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 9 by Various
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That keeps no shop, nor is not public known:
At the two posts, next turning of the lane, I saw her from a window looking out; O, could you tell me how to come acquainted With that sweet lass, you should command me, sir, Even to the utmost of my life and power. AMIN. _Dii boni, boni_! 'tis my love he means; But I will keep it from this gentleman, And so, I hope, make trial of my love. [_Aside_.] Y. ART. If I obtain her, thou shalt win thereby More than at this time I will promise thee. AMIN. _Quando venis aput_, I shall have two horns on my _caput_. [_Aside_.] Y. ART. What, if her husband come and find one there? AMIN. _Nuncquam time_, never fear, She is unmarried, I swear. But, if I help you to the deed, _Tu vis narrare_ how you speed. Y. ART. Tell how I speed? ay, sir, I will to you: Then presently about it. Many thanks For this great kindness, Sir Aminadab. [_Exit_. AMIN. If my _puella_ prove a drab, I'll be reveng'd on both: _ambo_ shall die; |
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