Wit Without Money - The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher by Francis Beaumont
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_Hare._ Nay, we'l go with you, we never saw your chambers yet.
_Isab._ Hold there boyes. _Wid._ Say I go to my prayers? _Foun._ We'l pray with you, and help your meditations. _Wid._ This is boysterous, or say I go to sleep, will you go to sleep with me? _Bel._ So suddenly before meat will be dangerous, we know your dinner's ready Lady, you will not sleep. _Wid._ Give me my Coach, I will take the air. _Hare._ We'l wait on you, and then your meat after a quickned stomach. _Wid._ Let it alone, and call my Steward to me, and bid him bring his reckonings into the Orchard, these unmannerly rude puppies-- [_Exit Widow._ _Foun._ We'l walk after you and view the pleasure of the place. _Isab._ Let her not rest, for if you give her breath, she'l scorn and flout you, seem how she will, this is the way to win her, be bold and prosper. _Bel._ Nay if we do not tire her.-- |
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