Wit Without Money - The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher by Francis Beaumont
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_Wid._ Lockt 'em i'th' Orchard, there I'le make 'em dance and caper too, before they get their liberty, unmannerly rude puppies. _Isab._ They are somewhat saucy, but yet I'le let 'em out, and once more sound 'em, why were they not beaten out? _Wid._ I was about it, but because they came as suiters. _Isab._ Why did you not answer 'em? _Wid._ They are so impudent they will receive none: More yet! how came these in? _Enter_ Francisco _and_ Lance. _Lan._ At the door, Madam. _Isab._ It is that face. _Luce._ This is the Gentleman. _Wid._ She sent the money to? _Luce._ The same. _Isab._ Fie leave you, they have some business. _Wid._ Nay, you shall stay, Sister, they are strangers both to me; how her face alters! |
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