Sir John Oldcastle by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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And will him presently repair to court.
[Exeunt.] SIR JOHN. How now, my lord, why stand you discontent? In sooth, me thinks the King hath well decreed. BISHOP. Yea, yea, sir John, if he would keep his word; But I perceive he favours him so much, As this will be to small effect, I fear. SIR JOHN. Why, then, I'll tell you what y'are bets to do: If you suspect the King will be but cold In reprehending him, send you a process too To serve upon him: so you may be sure To make him answer 't, howsoe'er it fall. BISHOP. And well remembered! I will have it so. A Sumner shall be sent about it straight. [Exit.] SIR JOHN. Yea, do so. In the mean space this remains For kind sir John of Wrotham, honest Jack. Me thinks the purse of gold the Bishop gave |
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