Locrine/Mucedorus by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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OLIVER. Well, zon, well--for you are my zon now--all shall be remedied. Daughter, be friends with him. [Shake hands. Exeunt Oliver, William, and Margery.] STRUMBO. You are a sweet nut! The devil crack you. Masters, I think it be my luck; my first wife was a loving quiet wench, but this, I think, would weary the devil. I would she might be burnt as my other wife was. If not, I must run to the halter for help. O codpiece, thou hast done thy master! this it is to be meddling with warm plackets. [Exeunt.] ACT III. SCENE IV. The camp of Locrine. [Enter Locrine, Camber, Corineius, Thrasimachus, Assarachus.] LOCRINE. Now am I guarded with an host of men, Whose haughty courage is invincible: Now am I hemmed with troops of soldiers, Such as might force Bellona to retire, And make her tremble at their puissance: |
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