The works of John Dryden, $c now first collected in eighteen volumes. $p Volume 07 by John Dryden
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_Enter_ MALICORN. Ha! but here comes a fiend, that soars above; A prince o'the air, that sets the mud a moving. _Mal._ Colonel, a word. _Gril._ I hold no speech with villains. _Mal._ But, sir, it may concern your fame and safety. _Gril._ No matter; I had rather die traduced, Than live by such a villain's help as thine. _Mal._ Hate then the traitor, but yet love the treason. _Gril._ Why, are you not a villain? _Mal._ 'Tis confessed. _Gril._ Then, in the name of all thy brother-devils, What wouldst thou have with me? _Mal._ I know you're honest; Therefore it is my business to disturb you. _Gril._ 'Fore God, I'll beat thee, if thou urge me farther. _Mal._ Why, though you should, yet, if you hear me after, |
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