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The Whore of Babylon (Quarto, 1607)
The Whore of Babylon.
1066Pallats not you.
1067
Camp.
Yes.
1069I hope, again
st my countrey, or the State,
1070That any you can take hold of.
1071
Camp.
If they could,
1072Tis but mine I, to your no.
1079To feare (as they on sunbankes lie to read)
1083
3. King.
Doe you take me for a hangman?
1084
Camp.
I would be loath,
1085For any har
sh tune that my tongue may warble,
1088Welfare vnto you.
1089
Camp.
And to you. A word Sir:
1090Bred in this countrey?
1091
3. King.
Yes.
1092
Camp.
I am no bird
1094Your words make through this ayre (tho it be trobled)
1095Myne eare Sir, is no reaching Fowling piece
1096What pa
s
s
es through it, kills: you may proceed,
1098You haue th'aduantage now,
1099I put the longe
st weapon into your hands.
1101You draw me by this line: let's priuate walke.
1102
Camp.
This paths vnbruz'd: goe on Sir.
1103
3. King.
Sir I loue you.
1104The Dragons that keep learnings golden tree,
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