Beggars Bush - From the Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (Volume 2 of 10) by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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_Hub_. Sir, and so I will,
If I may do't in private: and you hear it. _Wol_. All leave the room: you have your will, sit down And use the liberty of our first friendship. _Hub_. Friendship? when you prov'd Traitor first, that vanish'd, Nor do I owe you any thought, but hate, I know my flight hath forfeited my head; And so I may make you first understand What a strange monster you have made your self, I welcome it. _Wol_. To me this is strange language. _Hub_. To you? why what are you? _Wol_. Your Prince and Master, The Earl of _Flanders_. Hub. By a proper title! Rais'd to it by cunning, circumvention, force, Blood, and proscriptions. _Wol_. And in all this wisdom, Had I not reason? when by _Gerrards_ plots I should have first been call'd to a strict accompt How, and which way I had consum'd that mass Of money, as they term it, in the War, Who underhand had by his Ministers |
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