Sir John Oldcastle by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 45 of 166 (27%)
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Priest, she shall not.
DOLL. I'll come anon, sweet love. WROTHAM. Hand off, old fornicator. HARPOOLE. Vicar, I'll sit here in spite of thee. Is this fit stuff for a priest to carry up and down with him? WROTHAM. Ah, sirra, dost thou not know that a good fellow parson may have a chapel of ease, where his parish Church is far off? HARPOOLE. You whoreson stoned Vicar! WROTHAM. You old stale ruffin! you lion of Cotswold! HARPOOLE. Swounds, Vicar, I'll geld you! [Flies upon him.] CONSTABLE. Keep the King's peace! |
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