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An Humorous Day's Mirth (Quarto 1, 1599)
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An humorous
1671Mo. How now Iaques, whats the newes?
1672Enter Iaques.
1673Iaq. None but good my Lord.
1675streets.
1677who would pray you to speake to Lemot, that Lemot might
1679may go forward, he hath made the rarest deuice that euer
1680you heard, we haue fortune in it, and she our maide plaies,
1681and I, and my fellow carrie two torches, and our boy goes
1684haue thy place to beare a torch, that I may look on my wife,
1686were better be hanged.
1688for your wife to.
1690Enter the Queene, and all that were in before.
1692the deed, draw all your swoords couragious gentlemen, Ile
1693bring you there where you shall honor win, but I can tell
1696forward Lemot.
1697Le. Yea, much good can I do with a wounded arme,
1698Ile go and call more helpe.
1702would faine be gone.
1703Enter Dowsecer, and his friend.
1704Dow. Ile geld the adulterous goate, and take from him
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