The Laws of Candy - Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (3 of 10) by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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I shall. Cassilanes: Give leave _Arcanes_: Young man, come nearer to me: who am I? Antinous: It were a sin against the piety Of filial duty, if I should forget The debt I owe my Father on my knee: Your pleasure? Cassilanes: What, so low? canst thou find joints, Yet be an Elephant? _Antinous_, rise; Thou wilt belye opinion, and rebate The ambition of thy gallantry, that they Whose confidence thou hast bewitch'd, should see Their little God of War, kneel to his Father, Though in my hand I did grasp Thunder. Antinous: Sir, For proof that I acknowledge you the Author Of giving me my Birth, I have discharg'd |
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