Cromwell by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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[Enter Cromwell like a Neopolitan, and Hodge with him.] CROMWELL. Sir, are you the master of the house? HOST. I am, sir. CROMWELL. By this same token you must leave this place, And leave none but the Earl and I together, And this my Peasant here to tend on us. HOST. With all my heart. God grant, you do some good. [Exit Host. Cromwell shuts the door.] BEDFORD. Now, sir, what's you will with me? CROMWELL. Intends your honour not to yield your self? BEDFORD. No, good man goose, not while my sword doth last. Is this your eloquence for to persuade me? CROMWELL. |
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