The London Prodigal; "by William Shakespeare." as it was played by the King's Majesties servants. by Unknown
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CIVET.
My name is Master Civet, sir. DAFFODIL. A sweet name. God be with you, good Master Civet. [Exit Civet.] LANCELOT. Aye, have we spied you, stout Sir George? For all your dragon, you had best sells good wine, That needs no yule-bush: well, we'll not sit by it, As you do on your horse. This room shall serve: Drawer, let me have sack for us old men: For these girls and knaves small wines are best. A pint of sack, no more. DRAWER. A quart of sack in the three Tuns. LANCELOT. A pint, draw but a pint.--Daffodil, call for wine to make your selves drink. FRANCES. And a cup of small beer, and a cake, good Daffodil. [Enter young Flowerdale.] FLOWERDALE. |
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