The London Prodigal; "by William Shakespeare." as it was played by the King's Majesties servants. by Unknown
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I hate a light a love, as I hate death.
LANCELOT. Girl, hold thee there: look on this Devonshire lad: Fat, fair, and lovely, both in purse and person. OLIVER. Well, sir, cham as the Lord hath made me. You know me well, uyine: cha have three-score pack a karsie, and black-em hal, and chief credit beside, and my fortunes may be so good as an others, zo it may. LUCY. [Aside to Arthur.] Tis you I love, whatsoever others say. ARTHUR. Thanks, fairest. FLOWERDALE. [Aside to Father.] What, wouldnst thou have me quarrel with him? FATHER. Do but say he shall hear from you. LANCELOT. Yet, gentleman, howsoever I prefer This Devonshire suitor, I'll enforce no love; |
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