The Love-chase by James Sheridan Knowles
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But I bethought me of the master's whip.
True. A man might bear the whip to dance with her! Wild. Not if I had the laying of it on! True. Well; let that pass. The lady is the theme. Wild. Yes; make an end of it!--I'm sick of it. [Aside.] True. How well she plays the harpsichord and harp! How well she sings to them! Whoe'er would prove The power of song, should hear thy neighbour sing, Especially a love-song! Wild. Does she sing Such songs to thee? True. Oh, yes, and constantly. For such I ever ask her. Wild. Forward minx! [Aside.] Maids should not sing love-songs to gentlemen! Think'st neighbour Constance is a girl to love? True. A girl to love?--Ay, and with all her soul! Wild. How know you that? True. I have studied close the sex. |
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