A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 3 by Various
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_Ia_. By measuring her necke twice, and trying if it will come about hir
forehead, and slip over her nose? _Will_. No Sir no, by a rule that will not slip so I warrant you, which for her honours sake I will let slip unto you. Gods so _Iack_, I thinke they have supt. _Ia_. Bir Lady we have waited well the while. _Will_. Well though they have lost their attendance, let not us lose our supper, _Iack_. _Ia_. I doe not meane it; come Sir you shall goe in, and drinke with us yfaith. _Bul_. _Pardonne moy, mounsieur_. _both_. No pardoning in truth Sir. _Bul. Ie vous remercie de bon Ceur_. [_Exeunt_. SCAENA 2. _Enter Goosecappe, Rudesby, Fouleweather, Eugenia, Hippol., Penelope, Wynne_. |
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