The Laws of Candy - Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (3 of 10) by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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That he does now, buried his worth in silence.
Erota: Sir, I hearken not to him, but look on you, And find more in you than he can relate: You shall attend on me. Antinous: Madam, your pardon. Erota: Deny it not Sir, for it is more honour Than you have gotten i'th' field: for know you shall, Upon _Erota's_ asking, serve _Erota_. Antinous: I may want answers, Lady, But never want a will to do you service. I came here to my Sister, to take leave, Having enjoyn'd my self to banishment, For some cause that hereafter you may hear, And wish with me I had not the occasion. Annophel: There shall be no occasion to divide us: |
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