The London Prodigal; "by William Shakespeare." as it was played by the King's Majesties servants. by Unknown
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OLIVER. No, chy vore you. LANCELOT. Let me see the note. OLIVER. Nay, chill watch you for zutch a trick. But if che meet him, zoe, if not, zoe: chill make him know me, or chill know why I shall not, chill vare the worse. LANCELOT. What, will you then neglect my daughter's love? Venture your state and hers, for a loose brawl? OLIVER. Why, man, chill not kill him; marry, chill veze him too, and again; and zoe God be with you, vather. What, man, we shall meet tomorrow. [Exit.] LANCELOT. Who would a thought he had been so desperate. Come forth, my honest servant Artichoke. [Enter Artichoke.] ARTICHOKE. |
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