A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 2 by Various
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May ceize on me. I know not whither now
I ere shall see my father: doe not you Ravish yourselfe from me, for at the worst We may dye here, _Henrico_; and I had rather Fall in your eye than in your absence be Dishonord; if the destinyes have not Spun out a longer thread, lets dye together. _Hen_. Oh doe not racke my soule with these sad accents. Am I _Henrico_? there is not any place Can promise such security as this To _Eleonora_. Doe not talke of dying, Our best dayes are to come: putt on thy quiet, And be above the reach of a misfortune. Ile presently wayte on thee, by this kisse. _Buz_. Would I might keepe your oath: so please you, lady, _Buzzano_ will sweare too. _Hen_. What? _Buz_. That you'le be there and here agen presently. _Hen_. Attend here, sirra. _Buz_. If you must needes goe, pray, sir, keepe yourselfe out of Gun-shott. _Hen_. Mind you your charge. |
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