The Laws of Candy - Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (3 of 10) by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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page 47 of 170 (27%)
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And (indeed) the Soul of _Candy_.
I must speak my thoughts. Annophel: The Prince of _Cyprus_ Brother, good _Decius_. Antinous: I am his Servant. Philander: You are the Patron of your Countrie, Sir, So your unimitable deeds proclaim you, It is no language of my own, but all mens. Gonzalo: Your Enemies must needs acknowledge it: Then do not think it flatterie in your friends, For if they had a heart, they could not want a tongue. Erota: Is this your Brother _Annophil_? Annophel: Yes Madam. |
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