Philaster - Love Lies a Bleeding by Francis Beaumont;John Fletcher
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_Pha_. What sawcy groom knocks at this dead of night? Where be our waiters? By my vexed soul, He meets his death, that meets me, for this boldness. _K_. Prince, you wrong your thoughts, we are your friends, Come down. _Pha_. The King? _King_. The same Sir, come down, We have cause of present Counsel with you. _Pha_. If your Grace please to use me, I'le attend you To your Chamber. [Pha. _below_. _King_. No, 'tis too late Prince, I'le make bold with yours. _Pha_. I have some private reasons to my self, Makes me unmannerly, and say you cannot; Nay, press not forward Gentlemen, he must come Through my life, that comes here. _King_. Sir be resolv'd, I must and will come. Enter. _Pha_. I will not be dishonour'd; He that enters, enters upon his death; Sir, 'tis a sign you make no stranger of me, To bring these Renegados to my Chamber, |
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