The Puritaine Widdow by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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NICHOLAS. Oh, my Cousin begins to speak to me now: I shall be acquainted with him again, I hope. SKIRMISH. Look what ridiculous Raptures take hold of his wrinkles. PYE. Then, what say you to this device? a happy one, Captain? CAPTAIN. Speak low, George; Prison Rats have wider ears than those in Malt-lofts. NICHOLAS. Cousin, if it lay in my power, as they say--to--do-- CAPTAIN. Twould do me an exceeding pleasure, indeed, that, but ne'er talk forder on't: the fool will be hang'd, ere he do't. [To the Corporal.] CORPORAL. Pax, I'll thump 'im to't. PYE. Why, do but try the Fopster, and break it to him bluntly. |
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