Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (2 of 10) - the Humourous Lieutenant by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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_SCENA II._
_Enter_ Demetrius, _and_ Celia. _Cel_. Must ye needs go? _Dem_. Or stay with all dishonour. _Cel_. Are there not men enough to fight? _Dem_. Fie _Celia_. This ill becomes the noble love you bear me; Would you have your love a coward? _Cel_. No; believe Sir, I would have him fight, but not so far off from me. _Dem_. Wouldst have it thus? or thus? _Cel_. If that be fighting-- _Dem_. Ye wanton fool: when I come home again I'le fight with thee, at thine own weapon _Celia_, And conquer thee too. _Cel_. That you have done already, You need no other Arms to me, but these Sir; But will you fight your self Sir? |
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