A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 4 by Unknown
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page 78 of 535 (14%)
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Such cruell deedes can never long be hid,
Although we practice nere so cunningly. Let others open what I doe conceale; Lo he is my brother, I will cover it, And rather dye than have it spoken rife,-- Lo where she goes, betrai'd her brothers life. [_Exit_. [SCENE II.] _Enter Williams and Cowley_. _Co_. Why, how now, _Harry_, what should be the cause, That you are growne so discontent of late? Your sighes do shew some inward heavinesse; Your heavy lookes, your eyes brimfull of teares, Beares testimonie of some secret griefe. Reveale it, _Harry_; I will be thy friend, And helpe thee to my poore habillity. _Wil_. If I am heavie, if I often sigh, And if my eyes beare recordes of my woe, Condemne me not, for I have mightie cause, More then I will impart to any one. _Co_. Do you misdoubt me, that you dare not tell |
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