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An Humorous Day's Mirth (Quarto 1, 1599)
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dayes mirth.
1710the person of the King?
1712Enter the King, and Martia.
1714you to murder me.
1715Qu. How fares my Lord?
1717for you another time; he got me here to wooe a curious
1722for this once.
1723Ki. Peace, a plague on you, peace; but wherefore asked
1724you how I did?
1726Lord.
1727Ki. Hurt, how I pray?
1728Lem. Why, hurt Madam, I am well againe.
1730his friend, threatned to take away.
1732Le. Name it Madam.
1733Qu. Nay, I pray name it you.
1735secer, and this his friende threatned to take away, and
1736if they could the instrument of procreation, and what
1737was that now, but Martia beeing a fayre woman, is
1739are.
1740Qu. O wicked man.
G 2 Lem.