A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 2 by Various
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_Hen_. Sir? _Fer_. In this confusion, when a thousand feares Present themselves & danger with full face Lookes on the generall Towne, let me locke up This Treasure in your armes; &, for you have At least an equall interest with mee In _Eleonora_, in your fathers house She may hope more security, being of strength; For this storme cannot last. But in your love She hath a stronger guard. _Hen_. This act of confidence Binds me for ever to _Fernando_: come, Halfe of my soule, for we two must not bee In life devided. Though the Citty lye At mercy of the Enemy, yet from _Don Pedro Gusman's_ house not all mankind Shall take thee from me. _Enter Buzzano and Spanyards flying_. _Buz_. They come, they come, they come! _Fer_. Committing this my Jewell to your trust I must unto my charge: my blessing! _Ele_. Oh doe not leave me, sir; for without you What safety can I have? you are my father: |
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