The works of John Dryden, $c now first collected in eighteen volumes. $p Volume 02 by John Dryden
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_Const_. He has as good, I warrant you. _Trice_. Nay, that's a lie. I could sit and cry for him sometimes; he does not know what 'tis to eat a good meal in a whole year. His cooks are asses: I have a delicate dish of ruffs to dinner, sirrah. _Const_. To dinner! _Trice_. To dinner! why by supper they had been past their prime. I'll tell thee the story of 'em: I have a friend-- _Enter Servant_. _Serv_. Sir, dinner's upon the table. _Trice_. Well, well; I have a friend, as I told you-- _Serv_. Dinner stays, sir: 'tis dinner that stays: Sure he will hear now. _Trice_. I have a friend, as I told you-- _Isa_. I believe he's your friend, you are so loth to part with him. _Trice_. Away, away;--I'll tell you the story between the courses. Go you to the cook immediately, sirrah; and bring me word what we have to supper, before we go to dinner: I love to have the |
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