A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 6 by Unknown
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TYRANNY.
Wilt thou go show his house, where he dwell? CACON. Yai, or els ay wawd may sawl war in hell. Te de him a pleasure ay wawd gang a whole year, Gif it war but te make him a fadock[46] te bear. TYRANNY. Go with us, Avarice, and bear us company. AVARICE. Nay, if you go hence, I will not here tarry. HYPOCRISY. Away, sirs: in your business in a corner do not lurk, That my Lord Legate, when he comes, may have work. TYRANNY. Come on: let us go together, Sir John. CACON. Ay sall follow after. God boy, you good gentleman. HYPOCRISY [_Aside_.] Farewell three false knaves as between this and London! TYRANNY. What say'st thou? |
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