The Laws of Candy - Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (3 of 10) by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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And what good cause he had to perish so:
Here beauty is superlative, she knows it, And knowing it, thinks no man can deserve, But ought to perish, and to dye for her: Many great Princes for her love have languish'd, And given themselves a willing sacrifice, Proud to have ended so: And now there is A Prince so madded in his own passions, That he forgets the Royaltie he was born to, And deems it happiness to be her slave. Gonzalo: You talk as if you meant to winde me in, And make me of the number. Gaspero: Sir, mistake me not, the service that I owe ye Shall plead for me: I tell you what she is, What she expects, and what she will effect, 252] Unless you be the miracle of men, That come with a purpose to behold, And goe away your self. Gonzalo: I thank you, I will do it: But pray resolve me, How is she stor'd with wit? |
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