The Poetaster by Ben Jonson
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page 99 of 324 (30%)
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2 Pyr. Ay, but somebody must cry, Murder! then, in a small voice. Tuc. Your fellow-sharer there shall do't: Cry, sirrah, cry. 1 Pyr. Murder, murder! 2 Pyr. Who calls out murder? lady, was it you? Hist. O, admirable good, I protest. Tuc. Sirrah, boy, brace your drum a little straiter, and do the t'other fellow there, he in the--what sha' call him--and yet stay too. 2 Pyr. Nay, an thou dalliest, then I am thy foe, And fear shall force what friendship cannot win; Thy death shall bury what thy life conceals. Villain! thou diest for more respecting her--- 1 Pyr. O stay, my lord. 2 Pyr. Than me: Yet speak the truth, and I will guerdon thee; But if thou dally once again, thou diest. |
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