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Jackson, Helen Hunt, 1830-1885

"A Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 4"

But that caterpiller, that ould catamiting cankerworme,
what's become of him?
_Scrib_. Dead I hope, with drinkinge of salte water.
_Clowne_. I would all of his profession had pledged him the same
healthe. But how doth _Palestra_ take this?
_Scrib_. Gladd to bee rid of such a slavery,
Yet sadly weepinge for her casket's losse,
That which included ample testimony
Bothe of her name and parents.
_Clowne_. All her ill luck go with it![87]--Heere will be simple newes
to bringe to my mayster when hee hears shee hath bene shippwreckt! Il
make him beleeve I went a fishinge for her to sea and eather drewe her
ashore in my netts, or batinge my hooke strooke her and drewe her upp
by the gills with myne angle. Make you hast for I'l staye till you
come back. [_Exit_.
_Scrib_. But this delaye had allmost putt me from
What I was sent about; yes this is the place.
[_Knocks_.
_Enter Godfrey_.
[_Godf_.] Whoes that that offers violens to these gates
That never yet offended? What want you?
_Scrib_.


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