A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 4 by Unknown
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_Enter Loney_.
Or can he utter who hath done him wrong. _Lo_. He is not dead but hath a dying life, For neither speech, nor any sense at all, Abideth in the poore unhappie youth. 4. Here [_sic_] you of anie where his Maister is? _Lo_. No, would we could; we all, that knew his life, Suspect him not for any such offence. 4. Bring forth the boy, that we may see his wounds. [_Bringes him forth in a chaire with a hammer sticking in his head_. What say the Surgeons to the youngmans woundes? _Lo_. They give him over, saying everie wound, Of sixe, whereof theres seav'n in his head, Are mortall woundes and all incurable. [_They survey his woundes_. _Enter Merrie and Williams_. _Mer_. How now, good _Harry_, hast thou hid my fault? The boy that knew I train'd his Maister forth, |
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