Rule a Wife, and Have a Wife - Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (3 of 10) by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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We pick up still, and as our monies hold out,
We have men come, about that time I think We shall be full too, many young Gallants go. Juan de Castro: And unexperienced, The Wars are dainty dreams to young hot spirits, Time and Experience will allay those Visions, We have strange things to fill our numbers, There's one _Don Leon_, a strange goodly fellow, Recommended to me from some noble Friends, For my _Alferes_, had you but seen his Person, And what a Giants promise it protesteth. Michael Perez: I have heard of him, and that he hath serv'd before too. Juan de Castro: But no harm done, nor never meant, _Don Michael_, That came to my ears yet, ask him a question, He blushes like a Girl, and answers little, To the point less, he wears a Sword, a good one, And good Cloaths too, he is whole skin'd, has no hurt yet, Good promising hopes, I never yet heard certainly Of any Gentleman that saw him angry. Michael Perez: |
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