The works of John Dryden, $c now first collected in eighteen volumes. $p Volume 07 by John Dryden
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_May._ Is this the heavenly-- _Gui._ Devil, devil, as they are all. 'Tis true, at first she caught the heavenly form, But now ambition sets her on her head, By hell, I see the cloven mark upon her. Ha! Grillon here! some new court-trick upon me. _Enter_ GRILLON. _Gril._ Sir, I have business for your ear. _Gui._ Retire. [_Exeunt his Followers._ _Gril._ The king, my lord, commanded me to wait you, And bid you welcome to the court. _Gui._ The king Still loads me with new honours; but none greater Than this, the last. _Gril._ There is one greater yet, Your high commission 'gainst the Huguenots; I and my family shall shortly wait you, And 'twill be glorious work. _Gui._ If you are there, There must be action. |
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