The Spanish Curate - A Comedy by Francis Beaumont;John Fletcher
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This day thou hadst been dumb.--
[_Exit_. _Mil_. You have given him a heat, But with your own distemper. _Jam_. Not a whit, Now he is from mine eye, I can be merry, Forget the cause and him: all plagues go with him, Let's talk of something else: what news is stirring? Nothing to pass the time? _Mil_. 'Faith it is said That the next Summer will determine much Of that we long have talk'd of, touching the Wars. _Lean_. What have we to do with them? Let us discourse Of what concerns our selves. 'Tis now in fashion To have your Gallants set down in a Tavern, What the Arch-Dukes purpose is the next spring, and what Defence my Lords (the States) prepare: what course |
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