The Maids Tragedy by Francis Beaumont;John Fletcher
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_Dul_. Where's my Lord? _1 Lady_. Here take this light. [_Enter Amintor_. _Dul_. You'l find her in the dark. _1 Lady_. Your Lady's scarce a bed yet, you must help her. _Asp_. Go and be happy in your Ladies love; May all the wrongs that you have done to me, Be utterly forgotten in my death. I'le trouble you no more, yet I will take A parting kiss, and will not be denied. You'l come my Lord, and see the Virgins weep When I am laid in earth, though you your self Can know no pity: thus I wind my self Into this willow Garland, and am prouder That I was once your Love (though now refus'd) Than to have had another true to me. So with my prayers I leave you, and must try Some yet unpractis'd way to grieve and die. _Dul_. Come Ladies, will you go? _[Exit Aspatia_. _Om_. Goodnight my Lord. |
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