The Puritaine Widdow by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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At this fresh sight.
SIR GODFREY. Sister-- WIDOW. Away, All honesty with him is turn'd to clay. Oh my sweet husband, oh-- FRANCES. My dear father! [Exeunt mother and Frances.] MOLL. Here's a pulling, indeed! I think my Mother weeps for all the women that ever buried husbands; for if from time to time all the Widowers' tears in England had been bottled up, I do not think all would have filled a three-half-penny Bottle. Alas, a small matter bucks a hand-kercher,--and sometimes the spittle stands to nie Saint Thomas a Watrings. Well, I can mourn in good sober sort as well as another; but where I spend one tear for a dead Father, I could give twenty kisses for a quick husband. [Exit Moll.] SIR GODFREY. Well, go thy ways, old Sir Godfrey, and thou mayest be |
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