A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 2 by Various
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For the Inhabitants; had a spoyle of all,
Spight of our hearts. _Fer_. One Swallow makes not Summer: because once Our City was their prize, is't of necessity It must be so againe? _Bust_. Or were the Navy Greater, as fame gives out it is the fayrest That ever danced upon these Seas, why yet Should we suspect for this Citty? _Fer_. Because we dreame soe. _Ten_. If you did dreame it may be as neare truth: I wish the contrary, but know them daring Enemyes. _Fer_. The world, we doe acknowledge, cannot boast More resolution then the _English_ hearts Seasond for action. _Ten_. _Francisco Bustamente_, how is the Castle? what strength? _Bust_. A fort impregnable, wanting neyther soldiers nor munition. _Ten_. Well, looke to't. _Fer_. How ere That wilbe necessary; the fort lyes in The mouth of danger, and it will become |
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