Beggars Bush - From the Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (Volume 2 of 10) by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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They scent a field fought, and do smell the carkasses
By many hundred miles: So do these, my wracks At greater distances. Why, thy will Heaven Come on, and be: yet if thou please, preserve me; But in my own adventure, here at home, Of my chast love, to keep me worthy of her, It shall be put in scale 'gainst all ill fortunes: I am not broken yet: nor should I fall, Me thinks with less than that, that ruins all. [_Exit._ SCENA III. _Enter_ Van-dunck, Hubert, Hemskirk, _and_ Margaret, Boors. _Van._ Captain, you are welcom; so is this your friend Most safely welcom, though our Town stand out Against your Master, you shall find good quarter: The troth is, we not love him: _Margaret_ some wine, Let's talk a little treason, if we can Talk treason, 'gainst the traitors; by your leave, Gentlemen, We, here in _Bruges_, think he do's usurp, And therefore I am bold with him. _Hub._ Sir, your boldness Happily becomes your mouth, but not our ears, While we are his servants; And as we come here, |
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