A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 3 by Various
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you needle-worke-edgings, and _French_ purles, from an Angell to foure
Angells a yarde. _Eug_. That's pretious ware indeed. _Tal_. He will worke you any flower to the life, as like it as if it grew in the very place, and being a delicate perfumer, he will give it you his perfect, and naturall savour. _Hip_. This is wonderfull; forth, sweet Lord _Tales_. _Tal_. He will make you flyes, and wormes, of all sorts most lively, and is now working a whole bed embrodred, with nothing but glowe wormes; whose lights a has so perfectly done, that you may goe to bed in the Chamber, doe any thing in the Chamber, without a Candle. _Pene_. Never trust me, if it be not incredible; forth my good Lord. _Tal_. He is a most excellent Turner, and will turne you wassel-bowles, and posset Cuppes caru'd with libberds faces, and Lyons heads with spouts in their mouths, to let out the posset Ale, most artificially. _Eug_. Forth, good Lord _Tales_. _Pene_. Nay, good my Lord no more; you have spoken for him thoroughly I warrant you. _Hip_. I lay my life _Cupid_ has shot my sister in love with him out of your lips, my Lord. |
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