Beggars Bush - From the Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (Volume 2 of 10) by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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_Van-d._ Usurps: and a rank Traitor, as ever breath'd, And all that do uphold him. Let me goe, No man shall hold me, that upholds him; Do you uphold him? _Hub._ No. _Van._ Then hold me up. [_Exeunt._ _Enter_ Goswin, _and_ Hemskirk. _Hem._ Sir, I presume, you have a sword of your own, That can so handle anothers. _Gos._ Faith you may Sir. _Hem._ And ye have made me have so much better thoughts of you As I am bound to call you forth. _Gos._ For what Sir? _Hem._ To the repairing of mine honour, and hurt here. _Gos._ Express your way. _Hem._ By fight, and speedily. _Gos._ You have your will: Require you any more? |
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