The London Prodigal; "by William Shakespeare." as it was played by the King's Majesties servants. by Unknown
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OLIVER. And I do not meet him, chill give you leave to call me cut; where ist, sirrah, where ist? where ist? FATHER. The letter shows both the time and place, And if you be a man, then keep your word. LANCELOT. Sir, he shall not keep his word, he shall not meet. FATHER. Why, let him choose, he'll be the better known For a base rascal, and reputed so. OLIVER. Zirrah, zirrah: and tweare not an old fellow, and sent after an arrant, chid give thee something, but chud be no money: But hold thee, for I see thou art somewhat testorne; hold thee, there's vorty shillings: bring thy master a veeld, chil give thee vorty more; look thou bring him: chil mall him, tell him, chill mar his dauncing tressels, chil use him, he was ne'er so used since his dam bound his head; chill make him for capyring any more, chy vor thee. FATHER. You seem a man, stout and resolute, And I will so report, what ere befall. |
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