A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 6 by Unknown
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For neither of you both a pin do I care:
Go, shake your ears both, like slaves as you be, And look not in your need to be holpen of me. TYRANNY. What, Master Hypocrisy, will you take snuff so soon? Marry, then you had need to be kept very warm. AVARICE. I swear to your mastership, by the man in the moon, That to your person I intended no harm. HYPOCRISY. But that I am weary, I would both your tongues charm. See how to my face they do me deride [_Aside_]; I will not therefore in your companies abide. AVARICE. Why, Master Hypocrisy, what would you that I do? For my offence of mercy I you pray. HYPOCRISY. With thee I am at one; but of that merchant too I look for some amends, or else I will away. TYRANNY. The presumptuous fool's part herein thou dost play. What! of thy master dost thou look for obeisance? I will not once entreat thee: if thou wilt, get thee hence. |
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