Wit Without Money - The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher by Francis Beaumont
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_Hare._ And we are fools, tame fools.
_Bell._ Come let's go seek him, he shall be hang'd before he colt us basely. [_Exeunt._ _Enter_ Isabella, Luce. _Isab._ Art sure she loves him? _Luce._ Am I sure I live? and I have clapt on such a commendation on your revenge. _Isab._ Faith, he is a pretty Gentleman. _Luce._ Handsome enough, and that her eye has found out. _Isa._ He talks the best they say, and yet the maddest. _Luce._ H'as the right way. _Isa._ How is she? _Luce._ Bears it well, as if she cared not, but a man may see with half an eye through all her forced behaviour, and find who is her _Valentine_. _Isa._ Come let's go see her, I long to prosecute. _Luce._ By no means Mistress, let her take better hold first. |
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