The London Prodigal; "by William Shakespeare." as it was played by the King's Majesties servants. by Unknown
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owl. I have haunted them, Inn after Inn, booth after
booth, yet cannot find them: ha, yonder they are; that's she. I hope to God tis she! nay, I know tis she now, for she treads her shoe a little awry. LANCELOT. Where is this Inn? we are past it, Daffodil. DAFFODIL. The good sign is here, sir, but the back gate is before. CIVET. Save you, sir. I pray, may I borrow a piece of a word with you? DAFFODIL. No pieces, sir. CIVET. Why, then, the whole. I pray, sir, what may yonder gentlewomen be? DAFFODIL. They may be ladies, sir, if the destinies and mortalities work. CIVET. What's her name, sir? DAFFODIL. |
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