Sir Thomas More by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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To bear about, which were more safe at home.
Fore God, twere well to fine ye as much more [Lord Mayor and More whisper.] To the relief of the poor prisoners, To teach ye be more careful of your own, In sooth, I say ye were but rightly served, If ye had lost as much as twice ten pounds. MORE. Good my lord, sooth a point or two for once, Only to try conclusions in this case. LORD MAYOR. Content, good Master More: we'll rise awhile, And, till the jury can return their verdict, Walk in the garden.--How say ye, Justices? ALL. We like it well, my lord; we'll follow ye. [Exeunt Lord Mayor and Justices.] MORE. Nay, plaintiff, go you too;--and officers, [Exeunt Smart.] Stand you aside, and leave the prisoner |
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