Cromwell by Alfred B. Richards
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SCENE III. [_Last Cut._] [_2nd Grooves._] _A handsomely fitted Chamber in London.--A practicable window in F._ _Enter ARTHUR WALTON, FLORENCE, the LADY ELIZABETH CROMWELL._ _Eliz._ [_To Arthur._] Urge not your suit through me, when she is here. Give half Love's reasons that to me you gave, Why she should not be cruel, and I think You'll hardly find her so--[_To Florence._] Nay! be not scornful, You know I can betray you--[_Goes to the window._] _Flor._ Oh, be silent! _Arth._ Dear cousin, will you forth to walk? The day Is fine. Eliz. [_Running to the window._] I do protest it has been raining long. _Arth._ To-morrow I must leave-- _Flor._ To-morrow, really? Shall you be absent long? Adieu, then, sir. |
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