A Yorkshire Tragedy by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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Boy, look you walk my horse with discretion; I have rid him
simply. I warrant his skin sticks to his back with very heat: if a should catch cold and get the Cough of the Lungs I were well served, were I not? [Enter Sam. Furnisht with things from London.] What, Ralph and Oliver. AMBO. Honest fellow Sam, welcome, yfaith! what tricks hast thou brought from London? SAM. You see I am hangd after the truest fashion: three hats, and two glasses, bobbing upon em, two rebato wires upon my breast, a capcase by my side, a brush at my back, an Almanack in my pocket, and three ballats in my Codpiece: nay, I am the true picture of a Common servingman. OLIVER. I'll swear thou art. Thou mayest set up when thou wilt. There's many a one begins with less, I can tell thee, that proves a rich man ere he dies. But what's the news from London, Sam? RALPH. Aye, that's well said; what's the news from London, Sirrah? My young mistress keeps such a puling for her love. |
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