The works of John Dryden, $c now first collected in eighteen volumes. $p Volume 02 by John Dryden
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_Trice_. Pox o' this noise! it has disturbed me from such a dream
of eating!--[Exeunt. ACT III. SCENE I. _Enter_ Constance _and_ Isabella. _Const_. Twas ill luck to have the meeting broke last night, just as Setstone was coming towards him. _Isa_. But, in part of recompence, you'll have the pleasure of putting him on farther straits. O, these little mischiefs are meat and drink to me. _Const_. He shall tell me from whence he has his money: I am resolved now to try him to the utmost. _Isa_. I would devise something for him to do, which he could not possibly perform. _Const_. As I live, yonder he comes, with the jewel in his hand he promised me. Pr'ythee, leave me alone with him. _Isa_. Speed the plough! If I can make no sport, I'll hinder none. I'll to my knight, Sir Timorous; shortly you shall hear news from Dametas[A]. |
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