The Maids Tragedy by Francis Beaumont;John Fletcher
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Gods take your honesty again, for I
Am loaden with it; good my Lord the King, be private in it. _King_. Thou may'st live _Amintor_, Free as thy King, if thou wilt wink at this, And be a means that we may meet in secret. _Amint_. A Baud! hold my breast, a bitter curse Seize me, if I forget not all respects That are Religious, on another word Sounded like that, and through a Sea of sins Will wade to my revenge, though I should call Pains here, and after life upon my soul. _King_. Well I am resolute you lay not with her, And so leave you. [_Exit King_. _Evad_. You must be prating, and see what follows. _Amint_. Prethee vex me not. Leave me, I am afraid some sudden start Will pull a murther on me. _Evad_. I am gone; I love my life well. [_Exit Evadne_. |
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