Beggars Bush - From the Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (Volume 2 of 10) by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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_Gos._ Nay, I do love no blows, Sir, there's exchange.
_Hub._ Hold, Sir. (_He gets_ Hemskirks _sword and cuts him on the head._ _Mar._ O murther. _Ger._ Help my _Goswin_. _Mar._ Man. _Van._ Let 'em alone; my life for one. _Gos._ Nay come, If you have will. _Hub._ None to offend you, I, Sir. _Gos._ He that had, thank himself: not hand her? yes Sir, And clasp her, and embrace her; and (would she Now go with me) bear her through all her Race, Her Father, Brethren, and her Uncles, arm'd, And all their Nephews, though they stood a wood Of Pikes, and wall of Canon: kiss me _Gertrude_, Quake not, but kiss me. _Van._ Kiss him, Girl, I bid you; My Merchant Royal; fear no Uncles: hang 'em, Hang up all Uncles: Are not we in _Bruges_? Under the Rose here? |
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