The London Prodigal; "by William Shakespeare." as it was played by the King's Majesties servants. by Unknown
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ACT II. SCENE I. A road near Sir Lancelot Spurcock's house, in Kent. [Enter Sir Arthur Greenshood, Oliver, Lieutenant and Soldiers.] ARTHUR. Lieutenant, lead your soldiers to the ships, There let them have their coats, at their arrival They shall have pay: farewell, look to your charge. SOLDIER. Aye, we are now sent away, and cannot so much as speak with our friends. OLIVER. No, man; what, ere you used a zutch a fashion, thick you cannot take your leave of your vrens? ARTHUR. Fellow, no more. Lieutenant, lead them off. SOLDIER. Well, if I have not my pay and my clothes, I'll venture a running away tho I hang for't. ARTHUR. |
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