The London Prodigal; "by William Shakespeare." as it was played by the King's Majesties servants. by Unknown
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But presently we'll go and draw a will:
Where we'll set down land that we never saw, And we will have it of so large a sum, Sir Lancelot shall entreat you take his daughter: This being formed, give it Master Weathercock, And make Sir Lancelot's daughter heir of all: And make him swear never to show the will To any one, until that you be dead. This done, the foolish changing Weathercock Will straight discourse unto Sir Lancelot The form and tenor of your Testament. Nor stand to pause of it, be ruled by me: What will ensue, that shall you quickly see. FLOWERDALE. Come, let's about it: if that a will, sweet Kit, Can get the wench, I shall renown thy wit. [Exit Omnes.] SCENE II. A room in Sir Lancelot's house. [Enter Daffodil.] DAFFODIL. Mistress, still froward? No kind looks Unto your Daffodil? now by the Gods-- LUCY. |
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