The Laws of Candy - Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (3 of 10) by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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Way for the Senate.
[Enter _Porphycio_, _Possenne_, (three Senators) _Gonzalo_, _Gaspero_, Souldiers] My good Lords I know not What tax of arrogance I may incurr, Should I presume, though courted by your Favours, To take a place amongst you; I had rather Give proof of my unfeign'd humility By force, though mean, yet more becoming place, Than run the hazard of a doubtful censure. Possenne: My Lord, your wisdom is both known and try'd; We cannot rank you in a nobler Friendship Than your great service to the State deserves. Porphycio: Will't please you, Sir? [Enter _Fernando_ with Souldiers.] Gonzalo: What's here, my Lord _Porphycio_? It must not be. |
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