Philaster - Love Lies a Bleeding by Francis Beaumont;John Fletcher
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You are too bold.
_Phi_. No Sir, I am too tame, Too much a Turtle, a thing born without passion, A faint shadow, that every drunken cloud sails over, And makes nothing. _King_. I do not fancy this, Call our Physicians: sure he is somewhat tainted. _Thra_. I do not think 'twill prove so. _Di_. H'as given him a general purge already, for all the right he has, and now he means to let him blood: Be constant Gentlemen; by these hilts I'le run his hazard, although I run my name out of the Kingdom. _Cle_. Peace, we are one soul. _Pha_. What you have seen in me, to stir offence, I cannot find, unless it be this Lady Offer'd into mine arms, with the succession, Which I must keep though it hath pleas'd your fury To mutiny within you; without disputing Your _Genealogies_, or taking knowledge Whose branch you are. The King will leave it me; And I dare make it mine; you have your answer. _Phi_. If thou wert sole inheritor to him, |
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