The Works of Aphra Behn, Volume II by Aphra Behn
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_Phil_. Nor care I, I will stay, and brave it.
_Men_. That, Sir, you shall not, there's no safety here, And 'tis the Army only can secure us. _Phil_. Where had you this Intelligence? _Men_. I'll tell you as we go to my Apartment; Where we must put ourselves in Holy Dress; For so the Guards are set in every Place, (And those all Moors, the Slaves of _Abdelazer_) That 'tis impossible in any other Habit to escape. Come, haste with me, and let us put 'em on. _Phil_. I had rather stay and kill till I am weary-- Let's to the Queen's Apartment and seize this Moor; I'm sure there the Mongrel's kennel'd. _Men_. Sir, we lose time in talking--Come with me. _Phil_. Where be these lousy Gaberdines? _Men_. I will conduct you to 'em. _Phil_. Mother--and Moor, farewel, I'll visit you again; and if I do, My black Infernal, I will conjure you. [_Exeunt_. |
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