A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 4 by Unknown
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That make so manie loose their little wits,
And make indentures as they go along. _Mer_. Hoe, sister _Rachell_! _Rach_. I come presently, _Enter Rachell_. _Mer_. Goe draw these gentlemen two cans of beare. Your negligence that cannot tend the shop, Will make our customers forsake the house. Wheres _Harry Williams_ that he staies not here? _Rach_. My selfe was busie dressing up the house: As for your man he is not verie well, But sitteth sleeping by the kitchen fier. _Mer_. If you are busie, get you up againe; [_Exit_. Ile draw my neighbours then their drinke my selfe, Ile warrant you as good as any mans,-- And yet no better; many have the like. [_Exit for Beare_. _Neigh_. This showes him for a plain and honest man, That will not flatter with too many wordes; Some shriltong'd fellowes would have cogd and faind, Saying, ile draw the best in Christendome. _Beech_. Hees none of those, but beares an honest minde, |
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