Wit Without Money - The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher by Francis Beaumont
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like stuff, some Dunce that knows no more but Markets, and admires
nothing but a long charge at Sizes: O the fortunes! _Enter_ Isabel _and_ Luce. _Lan._ Comfort your self. _Luce._ They are here yet, and alone too, boldly upon't; nay, Mistress, I still told you, how 'twould find your trust, this 'tis to venture your charity upon a boy. _Lan._ Now, what's the matter? stand fast, and like your self. _Isa._ Prethee no more Wench. _Luce._ What was his want to you? _Isa._ 'Tis true. _Luce._ Or misery, or say he had been i'th' Cage, was there no mercy to look abroad but yours? _Isa._ I am paid for fooling. _Lu._ Must every slight companion that can purchase a shew of poverty and beggerly planet fall under your compassion? _Lane._ Here's a new matter. _Luce._ Nay, you are served but too well, here he staies yet, yet |
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