The works of John Dryden, $c now first collected in eighteen volumes. $p Volume 07 by John Dryden
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_Gui._ Yes, Grillon, 'tis the Guise; One, that would court you for a friend. _Gril._ A friend! Traitor thou mean'st, and so I bid thee welcome; But since thou art so insolent, thy blood Be on thy head, and fall by me unpitied. [_Exit._ _Gui._ The bruises of his loyalty have crazed him. [_Shouts louder._ _Spirit within sings._ _Malicorn, Malicorn, Malicorn, ho! If the Guise resolves to go, I charge, I warn thee let him know, Perhaps his head may lie too low._ _Gui._ Why, Malicorn. _Mal._ [_Starting._] Sir, do not see the king. _Gui._ I will. _Mal._ 'Tis dangerous. _Gui._ Therefore I will see him, And so report my danger to the people. Halt--to your judgment.--[MALICORN _makes signs of Assassination._] Let him, if he dare.-- |
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