The White Devil by John Webster
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Vit. You 'll spin a fair thread, trust to 't. Flam. But do you hear, I shall have you steal to her chamber about midnight. Cam. Do you think so? why look you, brother, because you shall not say I 'll gull you, take the key, lock me into the chamber, and say you shall be sure of me. Flam. In troth I will; I 'll be your jailor once. Cam. A pox on 't, as I am a Christian! tell me to-morrow how scurvily she takes my unkind parting. Flam. I will. Cam. Didst thou not mark the jest of the silkworm? Good-night; in faith, I will use this trick often. Flam. Do, do, do. [Exit Camillo. So, now you are safe. Ha, ha, ha, thou entanglest thyself in thine own |
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