Locrine/Mucedorus by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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And make the Queen of lovely Albion,
Come, let us in and muster up our train, And furnish up our lusty soldiers, That they may be a bulwark to our state, And bring our wished joys to perfect end. ACT II. SCENE II. [Enter Strumbo, Dorothy, Trompart, cobbling shoes and singing. To them enter Captain.] TROMPART. We Cobblers lead a merry life: ALL. Dan, dan, dan, dan: STRUMBO. Void of all ennui and strife: ALL. Dan diddle dan. DOROTHY. Our ease is great, our labour small: ALL. Dan, dan, dan, dan. |
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