The Puritaine Widdow by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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CAPTAIN.
How now? more Visitants?--what, Corporal Oath? PYE. Corporal? SKIRMISH. Corporal? CORPORAL. In prison, honest Captain? this must not be. NICHOLAS. How do you, Captain Kinsman> CAPTAIN. Good Cocks-comb! what makes that pure, starch'd fool here? NICHOLAS. You see, Kinsman, I am somewhat bold to call in, and see how you do. I heard you were safe enough, and I was very glad on't that it was no worse. CAPTAIN. This is a double torture now,--this fool by'th book Do's vex me more than my imprisonment. What meant you, Corporal, to hook him hither? CORPORAL. Who, he? he shall relieve thee, and supply thee; |
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