Wit Without Money - The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher by Francis Beaumont
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_Luce_.
_Luce._ For Heaven's sake, Mistris. _Isab._ Nay, I have done, I must laugh though; but Scholar, I shall teach you. _Foun._ 'Tis her sister. _Bel._ Save you Ladies. _Lab._ Fair met Gentlemen, you are visiting my sister, I assure my self. _Hare._ We would fain bless our eyes. _Isab._ Behold and welcom, you would see her? _Foun._ 'Tis our business. _Isab._ You shall see her, and you shall talk with her. _Luce._ She will not see 'em, nor spend a word. _Isab._ I'le make her fr[e]t a thousand, nay now I have found the s[c]ab, I will so scratch her. _Luce._ She cannot endure 'em. _Isab._ She loves 'em but too dearly, come follow me, I'le bring |
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