The London Prodigal; "by William Shakespeare." as it was played by the King's Majesties servants. by Unknown
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misreckoned your self so much: any way to make it come
easily off, good Uncle. UNCLE. Not a penny. FATHER. Yfaith, lend it him, sir. I my self have an estate in the City worth twenty pound: all that I'll engage for him; he saith it concerns him in a marriage. FLOWERDALE. Aye, marry, it doth. This is a fellow of some sense, this: Come, good Uncle. UNCLE. Will you give your word for it, Kester? FATHER. I will, sir, willingly. UNCLE. Well, cousin, come to me some hour hence, you shall have it ready. FLOWERDALE. Shall I not fail? UNCLE. You shall not, come or send. |
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