A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 4 by Unknown
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Though you will give the wealth of Christendome.
_Mer_. But yet conceale it, for the love of God; If otherwise, I know not what to do. _Wil_. Here is my hand, ile never utter it; Assure your selfe of that, and so farewell. _Mer_. But sweare to me, as God shall help thy soule, Thou wilt not tell it unto any one. _Wil_. I will not sweare, but take my honest worde, And so farewell. My soule assureth me [_Exit Merry and Rach_. God will revenge this damn'd iniquitie. What shall become of me unhappie wretch? I dare not lodge within my Maisters house, For feare his murthrous hand should kill me too. I will go walke and wander up and downe, And seeke some rest, untill the day appeare. At the _Three Cranes_,[9] in some Haye loft ile lye, And waile my maisters comming miserie. [_Exit_. [SCENE IV.] _Enter Fallerio solus_. |
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