The works of John Dryden, $c now first collected in eighteen volumes. $p Volume 02 by John Dryden
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_Isa_. As sure, as if the sack posset were already eaten. _Const_. But, what means wilt thou use to get him? _Isa_. I'll bribe Failer; he's the man. _Const_. Why, this knight is his inheritance; he lives upon him: Do'st thou think he'll ever admit thee to govern him? No, he fears thy wit too much: Besides, he has already received an hundred pounds, to make the match between Sir Timorous and me. _Isa_. 'Tis all one for that; I warrant you, he sells me the fee-simple of him. _Set_. Your father, madam-- _Enter_ NONSUCH. _Isa_. The tempest is risen; I see it in his face; he puffs and blows yonder, as if two of the winds were fighting upwards and downwards in his belly. _Set_. Will he not find your false keys, madam? _Isa_. I hope he will have more humanity than to search us. _Const_. You are come after us betimes, sir. _Non_. Oh child! I am undone; I am robbed, I am robbed; I have |
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