A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 2 by Unknown
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And take good counsel of him,
How it is best to be do therein. YOUTH. Yea, marry, sir, I pray you of that; Methink it were a good sight of your back; I would see your heels hither, And your brother and you together Fettered fine fast! I-wis, and I had the key, Ye should sing well-away, Ere I let you loose! CHARITY. Farewell, my masters everychone! I will come again anon, And tell you how I have done. YOUTH. And thou come hither again, I shall send thee hence in the devil's name. What! now I may have my space To jet here in this place; Before I might not stir, When that churl Charity was here; But now, among all this cheer, I would I had some company here; I wish[11] my brother Riot would help me, For to beat Charity And his brother too. |
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