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._ That you be secret: and come single.
_Gos._ I will. _Hem._ As you are the Gentleman you would be thought. _Gos._ Without the Conjuration: and I'le bring Only my sword, which I will fit to yours, I'le take his length within. _Hem._ Your place now Sir? _Gos._ By the Sand-hills. _Hem._ Sir, nearer to the woods, If you thought so, were fitter. _Gos._ There, then. _Hem._ Good. Your time? _Gos._ 'Twixt seven and eight. _Hem._ You'l give me Sir Cause to report you worthy of my Niece, If you come, like your promise. _Gos._ If I do not, Let no man think to call me unworthy first, |
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