Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (2 of 10) - the Humourous Lieutenant by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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_Gent._ I would take Physick.
_Lieu._ But I would know my disease first. _Leon._ Why? it may be the Colique: canst thou blow _Lieu._ There's never a bag-pipe in the Kingdom better. _Gent._ Is't not a pleuresie? _Lieu._ 'Tis any thing That has the Devil, and death in't: will ye march Gentlemen? The Prince has taken leave. _Leo._ How know ye that? _Lieu._ I saw him leave the Court, dispatch his followers, And met him after in a by street: I think He has some wench, or such a toy, to lick over Before he go: would I had such another To draw this foolish pain down. _Leo._ Let's away Gentlemen, For sure the Prince will stay on us. _Gent._ We'l attend Sir. [Exeunt. |
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