The Noble Spanish Soldier by Thomas Dekker
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To sound his hearing that way.
BALTHAZAR Are you of court sir? COCKADILLO Yes, the King's barber. BALTHAZAR That's his ear picker. Your name, I pray. COCKADILLO Don Cockadillio If, soldier, thou hast suits to beg at court, I shall descend so low as to betray Thy paper to the hand Royal. BALTHAZAR I beg, you whorson muscod <16>! My petition is written on my bosom in red wounds. COCKADILLO I am no barber-surgeon. Exit Cockadillio. BALTHAZAR You yellowhammer, why, shaver: that such poor things as these, only made up of tailor's shreds and merchant's silken rags and 'pothecary drugs to lend their breath sophisticated smells, when their rank guts |
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