The Merry Devil by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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Darst thou deride the minister of darkness?
In Lucifer's dread name Coreb conjures thee To set him free. FABELL. I will not for the mines of all the earth, Unless thou give me liberty to see Seven years more, before thou seize on me. COREB. Fabell, I give it thee. FABELL. Swear, damned fiend. COREB. Unbind me, and by hell I will not touch thee, Till seven years from this hour be full expired. FABELL. Enough, come out. COREB. A vengeance take thy art! Live and convert all piety to evil: Never did man thus over-reach the Devil. No time on earth like Phaetontique flames Can have perpetual being. I'll return To my infernall mansion; but be sure, Thy seven years done, no trick shall make me tarry, |
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