Beaumont and
章节目录
共 26 段- _Theod._ This moves not me, and yet had I not been
- _Ordel._ 'Tis true, that to bring forth a second to your sel
- _Ordel._ With all but Heaven,
- _Prot._ What tyrants have I met with, they leave me alone in
- A board groaning under the heavy burden of the beasts that c
- _Duke._ How old are you?
- _Laz._ O that it would stand me, that I might fight, or have
- _Pand._ This was well worded Sir, and like a Scholar.
- _Count._ What need a better proof than your Lordship?
- _Sham._ Never ill man
- _Duke._ Y'ave set a fair light Sir before my judgement,
- _Duke._ I've ever kept that bounty in condition,
- _Duke._ Sister, you wrong your self,
- _Mont._ Thou dost bring ill news.
- _Lav._ I have the grant of an Office given me by some noble
- _Musick, a Song, at the end of it enter Montague,_
- _Ver._ Ah my conscience, she wou'd be pleas'd well enough to
- _Mal._ Very well then, say we all stay, and say we all scape
- _Merc._ Alas, when ever offer'd he t'abridge
- _Soph._ And _Sophocles_
- _Ger._ O! but my rarest _Violanta_, when
- _Viol._ Oh woe is me for _Gerrard_: I have brought
- _Lav._ Hold _Marie_:
- [_Exeunt desire and delight._
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- All these persons apparelled to the life, the