The Puritaine Widdow by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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CAPTAIN. Why, in the first of Charity, the 2. Verse. NICHOLAS. The first of Charity, quatha! that's a good jest; there's no such Chapter in my book! CAPTAIN. No, I knew twas torn out of thy Book, and that makes so little in thy heart. PYE. Come, let me tell you, ya're too unkind a Kinsman, yfaith; the Captain loving you so dearly, aye, like the Pomwater of his eye, and you to be so uncomfortable: fie, fie. NICHOLAS. Pray, do not wish me to be hangd: any thing else that I can do, had it been to rob, I would ha don't; but I must not steal: that's the word, the literal, thou shalt not steal; and would you wish me to steal, then? PYE. No, faith, that were too much, to speak truth: why, woult thou nim it from him? NICHOLAS. That I will! |
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