Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (2 of 10) - the Humourous Lieutenant by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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And so we shall befriend 'em. Ha! what does she there?
_Emb._ This is your answer King? _Ant._ 'Tis like to prove so. _Dem._ Fie, sweet, what makes you here? _Cel._ Pray ye do not chide me. _Dem._ You do your self much wrong and me. I feel my fault which only was committed Through my dear love to you: I have not seen ye, And how can I live then? I have not spoke to ye-- _Dem._ I know this week ye have not; I will redeem all. You are so tender now; think where you are, sweet. _Cel._ What other light have I left? _Dem._ Prethee _Celia_, Indeed I'le see you presently. _Cel._ I have done, Sir: You will not miss? _Dem._ By this, and this, I will not. _Cel._ 'Tis in your will and I must be obedient. |
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