Sir John Oldcastle by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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every night at his bed's feet.
HARPOOLE. Bring her forth! Constable, bring her forth! let's see her, let's see her. ALE MAN. Dorothy, you must come down to Master Constable. DOLL. Anon, forsooth. [She enters.] HARPOOLE. Welcome, sweet lass, welcome. DOLL. I thank you, good Master serving-man, and master Constable also. HARPOOLE. A plump girl by the mass, a plump girl! Ha, Doll, ha! Wilt thou forsake the priest, and go with me? CONSTABLE. A! well said, Master Harpoole; you are a merry old man, yfaith. Yfaith, you will never be old. Now, by the mack, a pretty wench indeed! |
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