A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 4 by Unknown
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But not so close but that my verie soule,
Is ract with tormentes for _Pertillos_ death. I am _Acteon_; I doe beare about, My hornes of shame and inhumanitie. My thoughts, like hounds which late did flatter me With hope of great succeeding benefits, Now gin to teare my care-tormented heart With feare of death and tortring punishment. These are the stings whenas our consciences Are stuf'd and clogd with close-concealed crimes. Well, I must smoather all these discontentes, And strive to beare a smoother countenaunce Then rugged care would willingly permit. Ile to the Court to see _Allenso_ free, That he may then relieve my povertie. [_Exit_. [SCENE IX.] _Enter Constable, three watchmen with halberdes_. _Con_. Who would have thought of all the men alive That _Thomas Merry_ would have done this deede So full of ruth and monstrous wickednesse! 1 _wat_. Of all the men that live in _London_ walles, |
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