Beggars Bush - From the Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (Volume 2 of 10) by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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_Hem_. Nay: I'me not certain of that; of this I am,
If it once buy, and sell, its Gentry is gone. _Gos_. Ha, ha. _Hem._ You are angry, though ye laugh. _Gos._ No, now 'tis pity Of your poor argument. Do not you, the Lords Of Land (if you be any) sell the grass, The Corn, the Straw, the Milk, the Cheese? _Van._ And Butter: Remember Butter; do not leave out Butter. _Gos._ The Beefs and Muttons that your grounds are stor'd with? Swine, with the very mast, beside the Woods? _Hem._ No, for those sordid uses we have Tenants, Or else our Bailiffs. _Gos._ Have not we, Sir, Chap-men, And Factors, then to answer these? your honour Fetch'd from the Heralds _ABC_, and said over With your Court faces, once an hour, shall never Make me mistake my self. Do not your Lawyers Sell all their practice, as your Priests their prayers? What is not bought, and sold? The company That you had last, what had you for't, i'faith? |
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