Cynthia's Revels by Ben Jonson
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against thunder, and enchantment; and was given me by a great man
in Russia, as an especial prized present; and constantly affirm'd to be the hat that accompanied the politic Ulysses in his tedious and ten years' travels. ASO. By Jove, I will not depart withal, whosoever would give me a million. ENTER COS AND PROSAITES. COS. Save you sweet bloods! does any of you want a creature, or a dependent? CRI. Beshrew me, a fine blunt slave! AMO. A page of good timber! it will now be my grace to entertain him first, though I cashier him again in private. -- How art thou call'd? COS. Cos, sir, Cos. CRI. Cos! how happily hath fortune furnish'd him with a whetstone? AMO. I do entertain you, Cos; conceal your quality till we be private; if your parts be worthy of me, I will countenance you; if not, catechise you. -- Gentles, shall we go? ASO. Stay, sir: I'll but entertain this other fellow, and then -- I have a great humour to taste of this water too, but I'll come again alone for that -- mark the place. -- What's your name, youth? |
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