A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 3 by Various
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for tis commonly shut they say.
_King_. What find you in it, Madam? _Eug_. Shut it now, and ile tell yee. _King_. What now Lady? _Eug_. Y'ave the worst hand that ever I saw Knight have; when tis open, one can find nothing in it, and when tis shut one can get nothing out ont. _King_. The age of letting goe is past, Madam; we must not now let goe, but strike up mens heeles, and take am as they fall. _Eug_. A good Cornish principle beleeve it sir _Cutberd_. _Tales_. But I pray tell me, Lady _Penelope_, how entertaine you the love of my Cosen sir _Gyles Goosecappe_. _Pene_. Are the _Goosecaps_ a kin to you, my Lord? _Ta_. Even in the first degree, Madam. And, Sir _Gyles_, I can tell ye, tho he seeme something simple, is compos'd of as many good parts as any Knight in England. _Hip_. He shood be put up for concealement then, for he shewes none of them. _Pen_. Are you able to reckon his good parts, my Lord? |
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