Sir John Oldcastle by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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HARPOOLE. Come, sir; you are welcome, if you love my lord. POWIS. God have mercy, gentle friend. [Exeunt.] COBHAM. I thought as much: that it would not be long, Before I heard of something from the King About this matter. [Enter Harpoole with Master Butler.] HARPOOLE. Sir, yonder my lord walks, you see him; I'll have your men into the Cellar the while. COBHAM. Welcome, good master Butler. BUTLER. Thanks, my good lord: his Majesty doth commend His love unto your lordship, And wills you to repair unto the court. COBHAM. |
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