The Merry Devil by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 18 of 91 (19%)
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What Gentleman is that? I know him not.
MOUNCHESNEY. Tis Master Fabell, Sir, a Cambridge scholler, My son's dear friend. CLARE. Sir, I intreat you know me. FABELL. Command me, sir; I am affected to you For your Mounchensey's sake. CLARE. Alas, for him, I not respect whether he sink or swim: A word in private, Sir Raph Jerningham. RAYMOND. Me thinks your father looketh strangely on me: Say, love, why are you sad? MILLISCENT. I am not, sweet; Passion is strong, when woe with woe doth meet. CLARE. Shall's in to breakfast? after we'll conclude The cause of this our coming: in and feed, And let that usher a more serious deed. |
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