Beaumont and
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共 25 段- _Bust._ Yes, when you pare down your dish for conscience sak
- _Lis._ Does the King remove to day?
- _Mar._ Yes, you'll find your errand is before you now.
- _On the bed lie throw thee, throw thee down;_
- _Mount._ Dares she dispise me thus? me that with spoil
- _Mir._ I am glad ye are so sprightly: ye fought bravely
- _Ori._ Thus I ascend: nearer I hope to heaven,
- _Gom._ How like a murtherer I stand! look up,
- _Roc._ Let me go in first
- _Mir._ Bring the Captives. To your charge
- _Alv._ My soul (for thou giv'st new life to my spirit)
- _Cla._ Well: I shall meet with ye: _Lucio_, who bought this?
- _Eug._ She knows your love, Sir, and the full allowance
- _Gen._ I ne'r saw
- _Assist._ Signior, you have prevented us, and punish'd
- _Rod._ The Guard, the Guard there;
- _Pen._ Methinks I am batten'd well of late, grown lusty,
- _Sil._ There is no staying here, this rogue will know me,
- _Dutch._ We must not be too hasty: Remember Sir,
- _Wild._ Now, now, they are come from Church now.
- _Tob._ How my haunches quake, is the thing here still?
- _Tob._ Jew's too good for him.
- _Boy._ I come, Sir, from a Gentleman, and neighbor hard by,
- _Lur._ Never despair, I'll give thee my share rather,
- (=B=) The | Night-|Walker, | or the | _Little Thief_. | A |