Oliver Cromwell by John Drinkwater
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_Ireton:_
By your leave I would marry Bridget. _Cromwell:_ I dare say. You would be a very foolish young man else. And, what of Bridget's leave? _Bridget:_ He has that. _Cromwell:_ I should think so, too. Well? _Ireton:_ You consent? _Cromwell:_ I could do nothing more gladly. You have chosen well, both of you. I rejoice for you. But you must wait until this business we have in hand is gathered up a little. _Bridget:_ Yes, father. It is better so. _Cromwell:_ Let your mother know of the betrothal. I will write as well. _Bridget:_ To-night. |
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