A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 4 by Unknown
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_Lon_. No truely, sir, not any newes at all. 2. What, hath the boy recovered any speach, To give us light of these suggestions That do arise upon this accident? _Lon_. There is no hope he should recover speech; The wives do say he's ready now to leave This greevous world, full-fraught with treacherie. 3. Methinkes if _Beech_ himselfe be innocent, That then the murtherer should not dwell farre off; The hammer that is sticking in his head, Was borrowed of a Cutler dwelling by, But he remembers not who borrowed it: He is committed that did owe[33] the hammer, But yet he standes uppon his innocence; And _Beeches_ absence causeth great suspition. _Lo_. If _Beech_ be faulty, as I do not thinke, I never was so much deceiv'd before. Oh had you knowne his conversation, You would not have him in suspition. 3. Divels seeme Saints, and in these[34] hatefull times, Deceite can beare apparraunt signes of trueth, And vice beare shew of vertues excellence. _Enter the two Watermen_. |
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