The London Prodigal; "by William Shakespeare." as it was played by the King's Majesties servants. by Unknown
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LANCELOT. Passion of me, what a wretch am I To hate this loving youth: he hath made me, Together with my Lucy he loves so dear, Executors of all his wealth. WEATHERCOCK. All, all, good man; he hath given you all. LANCELOT. Three ships now in the straits & homeward bound, Two Lordships of two hundred pound a year, The one in Wales, the other in Glostershire: Debts and accounts are thirty thousand pound; Plate, money, jewels, 16 thousand more; Two housen furnished well in Cole-man street: Beside whatsoever his Uncle leaves to him, Being of great demeans and wealth at Peckham. WEATHERCOCK. How like you this, good knight? how like you this? LANCELOT. I have done him wrong, but now I'll make amends, The Devonshire man shall whistle for a wife: He marry Lucy! Lucy shall be Flowerdale's. WEATHERCOCK. Why, that is friendly said. |
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