A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 2 by Various
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_Hen_. Putt on thy merryest face, _Buzzano_. _Buz_. I have but one face, but I can make a great many. _Hen_. My best _Eleonora_, I shall soone returne: In the meane time be owner of this house, The possesour. All danger, sweet, shall dwell Far off: Ile but enquire the state of things In the Citty, and fly back to thee with loves wings. [_Exit_. _Ele_. I prithee call him backe. _Buz_. Signior _Henrico_, She has something more to say to you. [_Redit_. _Hen_. To me, sweetest? _Ele_. _Henrico_, doe you love me? _Hen_. By this faire hand. _Ele_. And will you leave me, too? _Hen_. Not for the wealth of _Spaine_. _Ele_. Since I must be your prisoner let me have My keepers company, for I am afraid Some enemy in your absence, like a woolfe |
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