A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 3 by Various
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low for your pardons.
_Pen_. O Courteous Lo. _Momford_![19] _Mom_. Neece?----_Mens est quae sola quietos, Sola facit claros, mentemque honoribus ornat_.[20] _Eug_. _Verus honos juvat, at mendax infamia terret_.[21] _Mom_. Mine owne deare nephew? _Cla_. What successe my Lord? _Mom_. Excellent; excellent; come Ile tell thee all.--_Exeunt_. _Hip_. Doe you heare Madam, how our youthes here have guld our three suiters? _Eug_. Not I, Lady; I hope our suiters are no fit meat for our Pages. _Pe_. No Madam, but they are fit sawce for any mans meat, Ile warrent them. _Eug_. What's the matter _Hippolyta_? _Hip_. They have sent the Knights to _Barnet_, Madam, this frosty morning to meet us there. _Eug_. I'st true, youths? are Knights fit subjects for your knaveries? |
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