Wit Without Money - The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher by Francis Beaumont
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_Luce._ Yes, _Shorthose_ told me so.
_Hare._ He did searc[h] out the truth? _Luce._ It seems he did. _Har._ Prethee _Luce_ call him hither, if he be no worse, I never repent my pity, now sirra, what was he we sent you after, the Gentleman i'th' black? _Enter_ Shorthose. _Short._ I'th' torn black? _Isab._ Yes, the same Sir. _Short._ What would your Worship with him? _Isab._ Why, my Worship would know his name, and what he is. _Short._ 'Is nothing, he is a man, and yet he is no man. _Isab._ You must needs play the fool. _Short._ 'Tis my profession. _Isab._ How is he a man, and no man? _Short._ He's a begger, only the sign of a man, the bush pull'd down, which shows the house stands emptie. |
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