Cromwell by Alfred B. Richards
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_Flor._ Farewell, sir! yet I bid you take this purse 'Tis justice--nay, my will! _Arth._ Oh, farewell, Florence May angels light thy feet, and all the stars From heaven race with envious beams to shed Celestial brightness on the path thou blessest. [_Exit FLORENCE, R. ARTHUR gazes after FLORENCE. WILLIAM and BARBARA, coming down, L._] _Will._ Sweet Bab, I love thee. _Barb._ That is a man's saying. _Will._ Thou wouldst not have it said by anything but a man. Thou wilt not forget? _Barb._ There, yes! no! anything! [_Tries to get away. WILLIAM gives BARBARA a kiss._] _Barb._ Oh, dear, I must go. [_Exit R._] _Arth._ She's gone! _Will._ They are, sir! _Arth._ What _they_-- |
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