A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 6 by Unknown
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Which, while[30] they be dead, are nothing profitable.
AVARICE. Nay, farewell, Tyranny: I came hither too soon, I perceive already I am too well known. I were not best in their claws for to come, Unless I were willing to be clean overthrown. TYRANNY. By the preaching of God's word all this mischief is grown, Which if Hypocrisy might happily expel, All we in safety and pleasure might dwell. Stay, therefore, while from Hypocrisy we hear. AVARICE. Despatch then this merchant,[31] lest our counsel he tell. HYPOCRISY. I am content for God's cause this cross for to bear. TYRANNY. It is best killing him now his mind is set well. HYPOCRISY. Your scoffing and mocking God seeth each deal. TYRANNY. Yea, dost thou persist us still thus to check? Thy speech I will hinder by cutting off thy neck. |
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