The works of John Dryden, $c now first collected in eighteen volumes. $p Volume 02 by John Dryden
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_Const_. How's this? _Lov_. The devil a cross that I have, or know where to get; but I must promise well, to save my credit.--Now, devil, if thou dost forsake me! [_Aside_. _Const_. I mistrust you; and, therefore, if you fail, I'll have your hand to show against you; here's ink and paper. [LOVEBY _writes_. _Enter_ BURR, _and_ TIMOROUS. _Burr_. What makes Loveby yonder? He's writing somewhat. _Tim_. I'll go see. [_Looks over him_. _Lov_. Have you no more manners than to overlook a man when he's a writing?--Oh! is't you, Sir Timorous? You may stand still; now I think on't, you cannot read written hand. _Burr_. You are very familiar with Sir Timorous. _Lov_. So am I with his companions, sir. _Burr_. Then there's hopes you and I may be better acquainted. I am one of his companions. |
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