A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 4 by Unknown
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_Then being in the upper Rome Merry strickes
him in the head fifteene times_. Now you are safe, I would the boy were so; But wherefore wish I, for he shall not live? For if he doe, I shall not live myselfe. [_Merry wiped [sic] his face from blood_. Lets see what mony he hath in his purse. Masse heres ten groates, heres something for my pains. But I must be rewarded better yet. _Enter Rachell and Harry Williams_. _Wil_. Who was it, _Rachell_, that went up the staires? _Rach_. It was my brother, and a little man Of black complexion, but I know him not. _Wil_. Why do you not then carry up a light, But suffer them to tarry in the darke? _Rach_. I had forgot, but I will beare one up. [_Exit up_. _Wil_. Do so, I prethee; he will chide anon. [_Exit_. [_Rachell speaketh to her Brother_. _Rach_. Oh brother, brother, what have you done? |
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