The Maids Tragedy by Francis Beaumont;John Fletcher
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Or any other wrong'd man.
_Evad_. It is dissembling. _King_. Take him; farewel; henceforth I am thy foe; And what disgraces I can blot thee, look for. _Evad_. Stay Sir; _Amintor_, you shall hear, _Amintor_. _Amint_. What my Love? _Evad_. _Amintor_, thou hast an ingenious look, And shouldst be vertuous; it amazeth me, That thou canst make such base malicious lyes. _Amint_. What my dear Wife? _Evad_. Dear Wife! I do despise thee; Why, nothing can be baser, than to sow Dissention amongst Lovers. _Amint_. Lovers! who? _Evad_. The King and me. _Amint_. O Heaven! _Evad_. Who should live long, and love without distaste, Were it not for such pickthanks as thy self! Did you lie with me? swear now, and be punisht in hell |
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