The False One by Francis Beaumont;John Fletcher
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_Pho._ Would that were the worst, Sir,
That will repair it self: but I fear mainly, She has made her peace with _Cæsar_. _Ptol._ 'Tis most likely, And what am I then? _Pho._ 'Plague upon that Rascal _Apollod[or]us_, under whose command, Under whose eye-- _Enter_ Achillas. _Ptol._ Curse on you all, ye are wretches. _Pho._ 'Twas providently done, _Achillas_. _Achil._ Pardon me. _Pho._ Your guards were rarely wise, and wondrous watchfull. _Achil._ I could not help it, if my life had lain for't, Alas, who would suspect a pack of bedding, Or a small Truss of houshold furniture? And as they said, for Cæsars use: or who durst (Being for his private chamber) seek to stop it? I was abus'd. _Enter_ Achoreus. |
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