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Excerpt: ...condition? Grip. So much hee vowed and swore to paye mee downe At sight of this his budgett; a deneere I will not bate; downe with my dust, thou perjurer. Ashb. But did hee sw… Mehr…

Excerpt: ...condition? Grip. So much hee vowed and swore to paye mee downe At sight of this his budgett; a deneere I will not bate; downe with my dust, thou perjurer. Ashb. But did hee sweare? Mild. Suppose it, saye I did. Ashb. Then thus I saye, oathes ta''ne advisedly Ought to bee kept; and this I''l see performed, What''s forfett to my man is due to mee; I claime it as my right; these your bawdes fallacyes In this shall no weye helpe you, you shall answer it Now as a subject and beefore the judge. Mild. If I appeare in coort I am lost againe; Better to part with that then hazard all. These bagges conteine fyve hundred pownds apeece, Tak''t and the pox to boot. Grip. And all these myne? Godf. Would I might have a share in''t. Ashb. Nowe tell mee, Mildewe, howe thou ratest the freedome Of th''other virgin yonge Scribonia, Companion with my dowghter? Mild. I am weary Of this lewde trade; give mee fyve hundred crownes And take her; I''l gie''t over now in tyme Ere it bringe mee to the gallowes. Ashb. There''s for her ransom; she''s from henceforthe free. Grip. Howe, Syr? Ashb. These other, Gripus, still belonge to thee Towards the manumission. Enter at one doore Palestra, Scribonia; at the other Raphael, Treadway, Thomas Ashburne and the Clowne. Raph. If all bee trewe my man related to mee I have no end of Joy. Ash. This is my Mirable, My doughter and freeborne; and if you still Persist the same man you profest your self, Beehold shee is your wyfe. Raph. You crowne my hopes. Mir. This very day hathe made mee full amends For many yeares of crosses. Tread. Nowe my suite. Raph. Nor are my expectations yet at heighte Before my frend bee equally made blest In this fayer damsell''s love. Tread. To accomplishe which If all the wealth that I injoye by land, Or what at Sea''s in ventur, will but purchase With her release a tye of love to mee, This hower it shalbe tenderd. Ashb. Offer''d fayrely; But knwe, syr, could you winne her to your wishes, She shall not lyke a... A. H. Bullen, Books, Entertainment, A Collection Of Old English Plays, Volume 4 Books>Entertainment The book has no illustrations or index. Purchasers are entitled to a free trial membership in the General Books Club where they can select from more than a million books without charge. Subjects: English drama; Drama / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh;<

ISBN: 9781153581639

Excerpt: ...condition? Grip. So much hee vowed and swore to paye mee downe At sight of this his budgett; a deneere I will not bate; downe with my dust, thou perjurer. Ashb. But did hee sw… Mehr…

Excerpt: ...condition? Grip. So much hee vowed and swore to paye mee downe At sight of this his budgett; a deneere I will not bate; downe with my dust, thou perjurer. Ashb. But did hee sweare? Mild. Suppose it, saye I did. Ashb. Then thus I saye, oathes ta''ne advisedly Ought to bee kept; and this I''l see performed, What''s forfett to my man is due to mee; I claime it as my right; these your bawdes fallacyes In this shall no weye helpe you, you shall answer it Now as a subject and beefore the judge. Mild. If I appeare in coort I am lost againe; Better to part with that then hazard all. These bagges conteine fyve hundred pownds apeece, Tak''t and the pox to boot. Grip. And all these myne? Godf. Would I might have a share in''t. Ashb. Nowe tell mee, Mildewe, howe thou ratest the freedome Of th''other virgin yonge Scribonia, Companion with my dowghter? Mild. I am weary Of this lewde trade; give mee fyve hundred crownes And take her; I''l gie''t over now in tyme Ere it bringe mee to the gallowes. Ashb. There''s for her ransom; she''s from henceforthe free. Grip. Howe, Syr? Ashb. These other, Gripus, still belonge to thee Towards the manumission. Enter at one doore Palestra, Scribonia; at the other Raphael, Treadway, Thomas Ashburne and the Clowne. Raph. If all bee trewe my man related to mee I have no end of Joy. Ash. This is my Mirable, My doughter and freeborne; and if you still Persist the same man you profest your self, Beehold shee is your wyfe. Raph. You crowne my hopes. Mir. This very day hathe made mee full amends For many yeares of crosses. Tread. Nowe my suite. Raph. Nor are my expectations yet at heighte Before my frend bee equally made blest In this fayer damsell''s love. Tread. To accomplishe which If all the wealth that I injoye by land, Or what at Sea''s in ventur, will but purchase With her release a tye of love to mee, This hower it shalbe tenderd. Ashb. Offer''d fayrely; But knwe, syr, could you winne her to your wishes, She shall not lyke a... A. H. Bullen, Books, Entertainment, A Collection Of Old English Plays, Volume 4 Books>Entertainment, General Books LLC<

ISBN: 9781153581639

The book has no illustrations or index. Purchasers are entitled to a free trial membership in the General Books Club where they can select from more than a million books without charge. S… Mehr…

The book has no illustrations or index. Purchasers are entitled to a free trial membership in the General Books Club where they can select from more than a million books without charge. Subjects: English drama; Drama / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh; Books Drama~~European~~English Irish Scottish Welsh Collection-Of-Old-English-Plays-Volume-4~~AH-Bullen General Books LLC The book has no illustrations or index. Purchasers are entitled to a free trial membership in the General Books Club where they can select from more than a million books without charge. Subjects: English drama; Drama / English, Irish, Scottish, Welsh;<

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