Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (2 of 10) - the Humourous Lieutenant by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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_Dem_. Prethee,
No more of this, I cannot find her. _Cel_. That shews as far beyond my wither'd beauty; And will run mad to love ye too. _Dem_. Do you fear me, And do you think, besides this face, this beauty, This heart, where all my hopes are lock'd-- _Cel_. I dare not: No sure, I think ye honest; wondrous honest. Pray do not frown, I'le swear ye are. _Dem_. Ye may choose. _Cel_. But how long will ye be away? _Dem_. I know not. _Cel_. I know you are angry now: pray look upon me: I'le ask no more such questions. _Dem_. The Drums beat, I can no longer stay. _Cel_. They do but call yet: How fain you would leave my Company? _Dem_. I wou'd not, |
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