Cromwell by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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A just requital of false treachery.
[Exit.] ACT II. SCENE I. Antwerp. [Cromwell in his study with bags of money before him casting of account.] CROMWELL. Thus far my reckoning doth go straight & even, But, Cromwell, this same ployding fits not thee: Thy mind is altogether set on travel, And not to live thus cloistered like a Nun. It is not this same trash that i regard, Experience is the jewel of my heart. [Enter a Post.] POST. I pray, sir, are you ready to dispatch me? CROMWELL. Yes; here's those sums of money you must carry; You go so far as Frankford, do you not? POST. I do, sir. |
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