The Laws of Candy - Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (3 of 10) by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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Gaspero:
Right, the Law Permits a like equality to Aliens, As to a home-bred Patriot. Melitus: Pray Sir, the other? Gaspero: Know, _Melitus_, The elder _Cretans_ flourished many years, In War, in Peace unparallel'd, and they (To spur heroic Spirits on to Vertue) Enacted that what man so ere he were, 239] Did noblest in the field against his enemy, So by the general voice approv'd, and known, Might at his home-return, make his demand For satisfaction, and reward. Melitus: They are Both famous Laws indeed. [Enter a Messenger] Messenger: |
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