A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 4 by Unknown
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_Mer_. I doe not well remember who you meane. _Con_. Not _Beech_, the Chaundler upon _Lambert hill_? _Mer_. I know the man, but saw him not this fortnight. _Con_. I would you had not, for your sisters sake, For yours, for his, and for his harmlesse boy. Be not obdurate in your wickednesse; Confession drawes repentance after it. _Mer_. Well, maister Constable, I doe confesse, I was the man that did them both to death: As for my sister and my harmlesse man, I doe protest they both are innocent. _Con_. Your man is fast in hold, and hath confest The manner how, and where, the deede was done; Therefore twere vaine to colour anything. Bring them away. _Rach_. Ah brother, woe is me! _Mer_. I comfortlesse will helpe to comfort thee. [_Exeunt_. _Enter Trueth_. |
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