Fair Em (Quarto 2, 1631)

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The Millers daughter
 15331533William. But say Sir Thomas, shall I giue thy daughter?
 15341534Miller. Goddard and all that he hath 
 15351535Doth rest at the pleasure of your Maiestie.
 15361536William. And what sayes Em to louely Valingford? 
 15371537It seemd he loued you well, 
 15381538That for your sake durst leaue his King.
 15391539Em. Em rests at the pleasure of your highnes: 
 15401540And would I were a wife for his desert.
 15411541William. Then here Lord Valingford, 
 15421542Receiue faire Em. 
 15431543Here take her, make her thy espoused wife. 
 15441544Then goe we in, that preparation may be made, 
 15451545to see these nuptials solemnely performed.
 
 15461546Exeunt all.  Sound drummes and Trumpets.
 
 15471547FINIS.

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Fair Em (Quarto 2, 1631)