A Yorkshire Tragedy by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
page 25 of 47 (53%)
page 25 of 47 (53%)
![]() | ![]() |
|
HUSBAND.
Sir, Fill me a bowl of wine. Alas, poor brother, Brus'd with an execution for my sake. [Exit servant for wine.] MASTER. A bruse indeed makes many a moral sore Till the grave cure em. [Enter with wine.] HUSBAND. Sir, I begin to you, y'ave chide your welcome. MASTER. I could have wisht it better for your sake. I pledge you, sir, to the kind man in prison. HUSBAND. Let it be so. Now, Sir, if you so please. [Drink both.] To spend but a few minutes in a walk About my grounds below, my man here shall Attend you. I doubt not but by that time to be furnisht Of a sufficient answer, and therein My brother fully satisfied. |
|