Beggars Bush - From the Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (Volume 2 of 10) by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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_Fer._ What is't? see: _Snap_ has got it. _Snap._ A good crown, marry. _Prig._ A crown of gold. _Fer._ For our new King: good luck. _Ginks._ To the common treasury with it; if't be gold, Thither it must. _Prig._ Spoke like a Patriot, _Ferret_-- King _Clause_, I bid God save thee first, first, _Clause_, After this golden token of a crown; Where's oratour _Higgen_ with his gratuling speech now In all our names? _Fer._ Here he is pumping for it. _Gin._ H'has cough'd the second time, 'tis but once more And then it comes. _Fer._ So, out with all: expect now-- _Hig._ That thou art chosen, venerable _Clause_, Our King and Soveraign; Monarch o'th'Maunders, Thus we throw up our Nab-cheats, first for joy, And then our filches; last, we clap our fambles, Three subject signs, we do it without envy: |
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