Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (2 of 10) - the Humourous Lieutenant by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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The glory of this place makes me remember,
But dye those thoughts, dye all but my desires, Even those to death are sick too; he's not here, Nor how my eyes may guide me-- _1 Ush._ What's your business? Who keeps the outward door there? here's fine shuffling, You wastcoateer you must go back. _Cel._ There is not, There cannot be, six days and never see me? There must not be desire; Sir, do you think That if you had a Mistris-- _1 Ush._ Death, she is mad. _Cel_. And were yourself an honest man? it cannot-- _1 Ush._ What a Devil hast thou to do with me or my honesty? Will you be jogging, good nimble tongue, My fellow door-keeper. _2 Ush._ Prethee let her alone, _1 Ush._ The King is coming, And shall we have an agent from the Suburbs Come to crave audience too? _Cel._ Before I thought ye To have a little breeding, some tang of Gentry; |
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