The London Prodigal; "by William Shakespeare." as it was played by the King's Majesties servants. by Unknown
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Away, you foolish knave, let my hand go.
DAFFODIL. There is your hand, but this shall go with me: My heart is thine, this is my true love's fee. LUCY. I'll have your coat stripped o'er your ears for this, You saucy rascal. [Enter Lancelot and Weathercock.] LANCELOT. How now, maid, what is the news with you? LUCY. Your man is something saucy. [Exit Lucy.] LANCELOT. Go to, sirrah, I'll talk with you anon. DAFFODIL. Sir, I am a man to be talked withal, I am no horse, I tro: I know my strength, then no more than so. WEATHERCOCK. Aye, by the matkins, good Sir Lancelot, |
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