Fair Em by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 22 of 88 (25%)
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What bargain?
TROTTER. That you promised to do any thing to recover my health. EM. On that condition I give thee my hand. TROTTER. Ah, sweet Em! [Here he offers to kiss her.] EM. How now, Trotter! your masters daughter? TROTTER. Yfaith, I aim at the fairest. Ah, Em, sweet Em! Fresh as the flower, That hath pour To wound my heart, And ease my smart, Of me, poor thief, In prison bound-- EM. So all your rhyme Lies on the ground. But what means this? |
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