The Maids Tragedy by Francis Beaumont;John Fletcher
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They having both robb'd me of so much vertue?
_Strat_. O call the Bride, my Lord _Amintor_, that we may see her blush, and turn her eyes down; it is the prettiest sport. _Amin_. _Evadne_! _Evad_. My Lord! [_Within_. _Amint_. Come forth my Love, Your Brothers do attend to wish you joy. _Evad_. I am not ready yet. _Amint_. Enough, enough. _Evad_. They'l mock me. _Amint_. Faith thou shalt come in. [_Enter Evadne_. _Mel_. Good morrow Sister; he that understands Whom you have wed, need not to wish you joy. You have enough, take heed you be not proud. _Diph_. O Sister, what have you done! |
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