A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 2 by Unknown
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YOUTH.
Now we will fill the cup and make good cheer; I trust I have a noble here. Hark, sirs, for God Almighty, Hearest thou not how they fight? In faith we shall them part. If there be any wine to sell, They shall no longer together dwell; No, then I beshrew my heart. RIOT. No, sir, so mot I the, Let not thy servants fight within thee; For it is a careful life Evermore to live in strife; Therefore, if ye will be ruled by my tale, We will go to the ale, And see how we can do; I trust to God that sitteth on high, To lese that little company Within an hour or two. PRIDE. Now let us go, for God's sake, And see how merry we can make. RIOT. Now let us go apace; And I be last there, I beshrew my face! |
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