The Hunchback by James Sheridan Knowles
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So does a clerk dress, Julia!--mind his hose -
They're very like a clerk's! a diamond loop And button, note you, for his clerkship's hat, - O, certainly a clerk! A velvet cloak, Jerkin of silk, and doublet of the same, - For all the world a clerk! See, Julia, see, How Master Walter bows, and yields him place, That he may first go in--a very clerk! I'll learn of thee, love, when I'd know a clerk! Julia. I wonder who he is! Helen. Wouldst like to know? Wouldst for a fancy ride to town with him? I prophesy he comes to take thee thither! Julia. He ne'er takes me to town! No, Helen, no! To town who will, a country life for me! Helen. We'll see! [Enter FATHOM.] Fath. You're wanted, madam. Julia. [Embarrassed.] Which of us? Fath. You, madam. Helen. Julia! what's the matter? Nay, |
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