The London Prodigal; "by William Shakespeare." as it was played by the King's Majesties servants. by Unknown
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The charge is small charge, sir; I thank God my father left
me wherewithal: if it please you, sir, I have a great mind to this gentlewoman here, in the way of marriage. LANCELOT. I thank you, sir: please you come to Lewsome, To my poor house, you shall be kindly welcome: I knew your father, he was a wary husband.-- To pale here, Drawer. DRAWER. All is paid, sir: this gentleman hath paid all. LANCELOT. Yfaith, you do us wrong, But we shall live to make amends ere long: Master Flowerdale, is that your man? FLOWERDALE. Yes, faith, a good old knave. LANCELOT. Nay, then I think You will turn wise, now you take such a servant: Come, you'll ride with us to Lewsome; let's away. Tis scarce two hours to the end of day. [Exit Omnes.] |
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