Cromwell by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 14 of 99 (14%)
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Upon my faith I'll never ask you crown:
I never yet did wrong to men in thrall, For God doth know what to my self may fall. BANISTER. This unexpected favour, undeserved, Doth make my heart bleed inwardly with joy. Ne'er may ought prosper with me is my own, If I forget this kindness you have shown. MISTRESS BANISTER. My children in their prayers, both night and day, For your good fortune and success shall pray. FRISKIBALL. I thank you both; I pray, do dine with me. Within these three days, if God give me leave, I will to Florence, to my native home. Bagot, hold; there's a Portague to drink, Although you ill deserved it by your merit. Give not such cruel scope unto your heart; Be sure the ill you do will be requited. Remember what I say, Bagot; farewell. Come, Master Banister; you shall with me. My fare is but simple, but welcome heartily. [Exit all but Bagot.] BAGOT. A plague go with you; would you had eat your last! |
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