A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 4 by Unknown
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_Duke_. Then bring him forth, to answer for himselfe, Since he stands stoutly to denie the deed: [_Alberto and other fetch Alenso_. His sonne can witnesse that the dying man Accusde _Fallerio_ for his treacherie.-- Stand forth thou close disguised hipocrite, And speake directlie to these articles: First, didst thou hire two bloodie murtherers To massacre _Pertillo_ in a wood? _Alen_. I never did suborne such murtherers, But ever lov'd _Pertillo_ as my life. _Duke_. Thy sonne can witnesse to the contrarie. _Alen_. I have no sonne to testifie so much. _Fal_.--No, for his gravitie is counterfeit, Pluck off his beard, and you will sweare it so. _Vesu_. Have you no sonne? doth not _Alenso_ live? _Alen_. _Alenso_ lives, but is no sonne of mine. _Alber_. Indeed his better part had not his source From thy corrupted vice-affecting hart, For vertue is the marke he aimeth at. |
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