Spanish Curate:
The Spanish Curate: A Comedy
作者：Fletcher, John, 1579-1625; Beaumont, Francis, 1584-1616
体例：题 章数：55
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章节目录
共 55 题- THE SPANISH CURATE,
- A COMEDY.
- 4 Parishioners.
- SCENA II.
- SCENA III.
- I have a Letter to your worship.
- LETTER READ.
- Yours_
- I have heard him say, you were Gossips too.
- I begin to have him.
- SCENA II.
- I do strangely, yes, and I like it too, thanks to his mony.
- Welcome--
- SCENA III.
- SCENA IV.
- I will not try ye.
- I do not like it, Sir.
- I will go out a little.
- I do Sir.
- I shall, Sir.
- I hope 'twill help me.
- SCENA II.
- If the Shepheard will suffer the sheep to be scab'd, Sir--
- SONG.
- And if we do not handsomely endeavour--
- We expect ye.--
- SCENA III.
- I gladly swear, and truly.
- SCENA IV.
- I pitie him a little.
- I do not blast him.
- I am well, Sir, here.
- I was to blame.
- I have eaten already, I must intreat your pardon.
- If ever I do catch thee again thou vanity--
- I was to blame to be so rash, I am sorry--
- I will not cross you.
- SCENA II.
- SCENA III.
- SCENA IV.
- SCENA V.
- Did you think, had this man been rich--
- And shalt be as well paid, Boy--
- SCENA VI.
- I have told ye all my story, and how desperately.
- I will be any thing.
- SCENA VII.
- SCENA II.
- I fear some lewd trick, yet I dare not speak on't.
- I shall not trouble ye.
- I am glad you come off fair.
- SCENA III.
- Undiscovered
- APPENDIX
- THE SPANISH CURATE.