Philaster - Love Lies a Bleeding by Francis Beaumont;John Fletcher
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Give not a word, not a word back: Farewell.
[_Exit_ Phi. _Pha_. 'Tis an odd fellow Madam, we must stop His mouth with some Office, when we are married. _Are_. You were best make him your Controuler. _Pha_. I think he would discharge it well. But Madam, I hope our hearts are knit; and yet so slow The Ceremonies of State are, that 'twill be long Before our hands be so: If then you please, Being agreed in heart, let us not wait For dreaming for me, but take a little stoln Delights, and so prevent our joyes to come. _Are_. If you dare speak such thoughts, I must withdraw in honour. [_Exit_ Are. _Pha_. The constitution of my body will never hold out till the wedding; I must seek elsewhere. [_Exit_ Pha. _Actus Secundus. Scena Prima_. |
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