The Puritaine Widdow by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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CAPTAIN.
And so my disgrace will dwell in his Jaws, and the slave slaver out our purpose to his Master, for would I were but as sure on't as I am sure he will deny to do't. NICHOLAS. I would be heartily glad, Cousin, if any of my friendships, as they say, might--stand--ah-- PYE. Why, you see he offers his friendship foolishly to you already. CAPTAIN. Aye, that's the hell on't, I would he would offer it wisely. NICHOLAS. Verily, and indeed la, Cousin-- CAPTAIN. I have took note of thy fleers a good while: if thou art minded to do me good--as thou gapst upon me comfortably, and giv'st me charitable faces, which indeed is but a fashion in you all that are Puritains--wilt soon at night steal me thy Master's chain? NICHOLAS. Oh, I shall swoon! PYE. |
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