Rule a Wife, and Have a Wife - Beaumont & Fletcher's Works (3 of 10) by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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Would I were married, I would find that Wisdom,
With a light rein to rule my Wife: if ever Woman Of the most subtile mould went beyond me, I would give the Boys leave to whoot me out o'th' Parish. [Enter a Servant.] Servant: Sir, there be two Gentlewomen attend to speak With you. Juan de Castro: Wait on 'em in. Michael Perez: Are they two handsome Women? Servant: They seem so, very handsom, but they are vail'd, Sir. Michael Perez: Thou put'st sugar in my mouth, how it melts with me! I love a sweet young Wench. Juan de Castro: |
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