Philaster - Love Lies a Bleeding by Francis Beaumont;John Fletcher
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_Thra_. Yes. _Di_. 'Tis a sweet boy, how brave she keeps him! _Pha_. Ladies all good rest; I mean to kill a Buck To morrow morning, ere y'ave done your dreams. _Meg_. All happiness attend your Grace, Gentlemen good rest, Come shall we to bed? _Gal_. Yes, all good night. [_Ex_. Gal. _and _Meg. _Di_. May your dreams be true to you; What shall we do Gallants? 'Tis late, the King Is up still, see, he comes, a Guard along With him. [_Enter _King, Arethusa _and _Guard. _King_. Look your intelligence be true. _Are_. Upon my life it is: and I do hope, Your Highness will not tye me to a man, That in the heat of wooing throws me off, And takes another. _Di_. What should this mean? |
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