The Love-chase by James Sheridan Knowles
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Con. [Without.] Neighbour Wildrake! Sir Wil. Hither they come. I fancy well thy game! O to be free to marry Widow Green! I'll call her hence anon--then ply him well. [SIR WILLIAM goes out.] Wild. [Without.] Nay, neighbour Constance! True. He is high in storm. [Enter WILDRAKE and CONSTANCE.] Wild. To Lincolnshire, I tell thee. Con. Lincolnshire! What, prithee, takes thee off to Lincolnshire? Wild. Too great delight in thy fair company. True. Nay, Master Wildrake, why away so soon? You are scarce a day in town!--Extremes like this, And starts of purpose, are the signs of love. Though immatured as yet. [Aside.] Con. He's long enough In town! What should he here? He's lost in town: |
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