A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 6 by Unknown
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HYPOCRISY.
As honest men as the three Kings of Cologne. [_Exeunt_ TYR. AVA. CACON. This gear goes round, if that we had a fiddle: Nay, I must sing too, _heigh, dery, dery, dery_. I can do but laugh, my heart is so merry: I will be minstrel myself, _heigh, didle, didle, didle_; But lay there a straw I began to be weary. But hark; I hear a trampling of feet. It is my Lord Legate; I will him go meet. ACT IV., SCENE I. CAR[DINAL]. HYP. AVA. TYR. PHILO. [CARDINAL.] Go to, Master Zeal,[47] bring forth that heretic, Which doth thus disturb our religion catholic. HYPOCRISY. Room for my lord's grace! what! no manner reverence, But cap on head, Hodge, and that in a lord's presence? CARDINAL. |
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