A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 2 by Various
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_Pedr_. May we at our returne meet no worse newes
Then now at parting. My noble _Don Fernando_ And _Teniente_, once more farewell, (my daughter, I hope) _Eleonora, Henrico_,--Nay, your good newes deserves a farewell. _Bust_. A soldier's farewell, a fast hand and heart; Good fate to both. [_Ex. Pedr. and Man_. _Hen_. Come, _Elinor_, let them discourse their Joyes For the safe fleete: in thee all my delights Embarke themselves. _Bust_. Tush, lett 'em come; our shippes have brought with them The newes of warre. _Per_. What is that, Gentlemen? _Ten_. I am speaking of a fleete of Enemyes. _Per_. From whence? _Ten_. From _England_. _Fer_. A castle in the ayre. _Ten_. Doe you not believe it? _Fer_. I heard such a report, |
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