The London Prodigal; "by William Shakespeare." as it was played by the King's Majesties servants. by Unknown
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The same, sir.
LANCELOT. Come, Gentlemen, if other suitors come, My foolish daughter will be fitted too: But Delia my saint, no man dare move. [Exeunt all but young Flowerdale and Oliver, and old Flowerdale.] FLOWERDALE. Hark you, sir, a word. OLIVER. What haan you to say to me now? FLOWERDALE. Ye shall hear from me, and that very shortly. OLIVER. Is that all? vare thee well, chee vere thee not a vig. [Exit Oliver.] FLOWERDALE. What if he should come now? I am fairly dressed. FATHER. I do not mean that you shall meet with him, |
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