Sir John Oldcastle by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 71 of 166 (42%)
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CAMBRIDGE.
Here, if you please, the tenth of July next. COBHAM. In Kent? agreed: now let us in to supper. I hope your honors will not away to night. CAMBRIDGE. Yes, presently; for I have far to ride, About soliciting of other friends. SCROOP. And we would not be absent from the court, Lest thereby grow suspicion in the king. COBHAM. Yet taste a cup of wine before ye go. CAMBRIDGE. Not now, my lord, we thank you: so farewell. [Exeunt all but Cobham.] COBHAM. Farewell, my noble lords.--My noble lords? My noble villains, base conspirators. How can they look his Highness in the face, Whom they so closely study to betray? But I'll not sleep until I make it known. This head shall not be burdened with such thoughts, |
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