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The works of John Dryden, $c now first collected in eighteen volumes. $p Volume 05 by John Dryden
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_Har. Sen._ Come, come, no more complaints; let us go in; I have ten
rummers ready to the bride; as many times shall our guns discharge, to
speak the general gladness of this day. I'll lead you, lady.
[_Takes the Bride by the hand._

_Tow._ A heavy omen to my nuptials!
My countrymen oppressed by sea and land,
And I not able to redress the wrong,
So weak are we, our enemies so strong. [_Exeunt._


ACT IV.

SCENE I.--_A Wood._

_Enter_ HARMAN _Junior, and_ FISCAL, _with swords, and disguised in
vizards._

_Har. Jun._ We are disguised enough; the evening now grows dusk.--I
would the deed were done!

_Enter_ PEREZ _with a Soldier, and overhears them._

_Fisc._ 'Twill now be suddenly, if we have courage in this wild woody
walk, hot with the feast and plenteous bowls, the bridal company are
walking to enjoy the cooling breeze; I spoke to Towerson, as I said I
would, and on some private business of great moment, desired that he
would leave the company, and meet me single here.

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