Sir John Oldcastle by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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HARPOOLE. [Embracing her.] Doll, canst thou love me? A mad merry lass! would to God I had never seen thee! DOLL. I warrant you, you will not out of my thoughts this twelvemonth; truly you are as full of favour, as a man may be. Ah, these sweet grey locks! by my troth, they are most lovely. CONSTABLE. God boores, master Harpoole, I will have one buss too. HARPOOLE. No licking for you, Constable! hand off, hand off! CONSTABLE. Bur lady, I love kissing as well as you. DOLL. Oh, you are an odd boy; you have a wanton eye of your own! ah, you sweet sugar lipped wanton, you will win as many women's hearts as come in your company. [Enter Priest.] WROTHAM. Doll, come hither. HARPOOLE. |
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