The Maids Tragedy by Francis Beaumont;John Fletcher
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page 49 of 176 (27%)
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_Stra_. But not tedious.
_Diph_. What odds, he has not my Sisters maiden-head to night? _Stra_. No, it's odds against any Bridegroom living, he ne're gets it while he lives. _Diph_. Y'are merry with my Sister, you'l please to allow me the same freedom with your Mother. _Stra_. She's at your service. _Diph_. Then she's merry enough of her self, she needs no tickling; knock at the door. _Stra_. We shall interrupt them. _Diph_. No matter, they have the year before them. Good morrow Sister; spare your self to day, the night will come again. [_Enter Amintor_. _Amint_. Who's there, my Brother? I am no readier yet, your Sister is but now up. _Diph_. You look as you had lost your eyes to night; I think you ha' not slept. |
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