The works of John Dryden, $c now first collected in eighteen volumes. $p Volume 02 by John Dryden
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_Lov_. Honest Satan, well encountered! I am sorry, with all my heart, it is so dark. 'Faith, I should be very glad to see thee at my lodging; pr'ythee, let's not be such strangers to one another for the time to come. And what hast thou got under thy cloak there, little Satan? I warrant thou hast brought me some more money. _Fail_. Help, help; thieves! thieves! [LOVEBY _lets him go_. _Lov_. This is Failer's voice: How the devil was I mistaken! I must get off, ere company comes in. [_Exit_ Loveby. _Fail_. Thieves! thieves! _Enter_ Trice, Burr, _and_ Timorous, _undressed_. _All_. Where! where! _Fail_. One was here just now; and it should be Loveby by his voice, but I have no witness. _Trice_. It cannot be; he wants no money. _Burr_. Come, sirrah; I'll take pity on you to-night: You shall lie in the truckle-bed. |
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