A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 4 by Unknown
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God will be father of the fatherlesse,
And keepe him from all care and wretchednesse. _Allenso_. Unckle and Aunt take comfort, I will see My little coozen have no injurie. _Pan_. _Ar_. We thanke you all, come let the Will be read, _Fall_.--If it were seald, I would you both were dead. _Scrive_. Then give attention, I will read the Will. _Reade the Will. In the name of God. Amen.--I, &c_. _Pan_. Thus, if my Sonne miscarry, my deare brother, You and your sonne shall then enjoy the land And all the goods which he should have possess'd. _Fall_. If he miscarry, brother! God forbid! God blesse mine Nephew, that thine eyes may see Thy childrens children with prosperity! I had rather see the little urchin hang'd [_To the people_. Then he should live and I forgoe the land. _Ar_. Thankes, gentle brother; husband seale the will. _Pand_. Give me a Pen and Inke first to subscribe; I write so ill through very feeblenesse, That I can scarcely know this hand for mine, But that you all can witnesse that it is. |
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