A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 4 by Unknown
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To guiltinesse each thought begetteth feare.
But go, my true, though wofull comforter, Wipe up the blood in every place above, So that no drop be found about the house: I know all houses will be searcht anon. Then burne the clothes, with which you wipe the ground That no apparant signe of blood be found. _Rach_. I will, I will; oh, would to God I could As cleerely wash your conscience from the deed As I can cleanse the house from least suspect Of murthrous deed, and beastly crueltie! _Mer_. Cease to wish vainely, let us seeke to save Our names, our fames, our lives and all we have. [_Exeunt_. [SCENE IV.] _Enter three or foure neighbours together_. 1 _Neigh_. Neighbours, tis bruted all about the towne That _Robert Beech_, a honest Chaundelor, Had his man deadly wounded yester night, At twelve a clock, when all men were a sleepe. |
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