A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 4 by Unknown
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Then to live thus in this extremitie.
_Mer_. A cruell hand no doubt that did the deede. Whie pull you not the hammer from his head? 4. That must not be before the youth be dead, Because the crowner and his quest may see, The manner how he did receive his death. Beare hence the bodie, and endevor all, To finde them out that did the villanie. [_Exeunt omnes: manet Merrie_. _Mer_. Do what you can, cast all your wits about, Rake kennells, gutters, seeke in everie place, Yet I will overgoe your cunning heads, If _Williams_ and my sister hold their tongues. My neighbours holdes not me in least suspect, Weighing of my former conversation. Were _Beeches_ boy well conveid awaie, Ide hope to overblow this stormie day. [_Exit_. [SCENE V.] _Enter Falleria, Sostrata, Allenso, Pertillo, |
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