Beggars Bush - From the Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (Volume 2 of 10) by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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page 52 of 152 (34%)
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_Prig._ Here are three balls, These balls shall be three bullets, One, two, and three: _ascentibus, malentibus_. _Presto_, be gone: they are vanish'd: fair play, Gentlemen. Now these three, like three Bullets, from your three Noses Will I pluck presently: fear not, no harm Boys, _Titere, tu patule._ _1 B._ Oh, oh, oh. _Prig._ _Recubans sub jermlne fagi._ _2 B._ Ye pull too hard; ye pull too hard. _Prig._ Stand fair then: _Silvertramtrim-tram._ _3 B._ Hold, hold, hold. _Prig._ Come aloft, bullets three, with a whim-wham. Have ye their Moneys? _Hig._ Yes, yes. _1 B._ Oh rare Jugler! _2 B._ Oh admirable Jugler! |
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