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The Whore of Babylon (Quarto, 1607)
The Whore of Babylon.
796beholders learne more villany then they knew before: others
798bribed, they whip, but draw no blood, and of these I haue made
803ly pointed) to looke through and through that our great Citie,
806
Plain.
If I giue you the copie of the Cities countenance, Ile
809But liue with vs, and be our Officer.
810
Plain.
Haue I any kinred in your Court? is there any one of
812good, to haue two of the Plain-dealings in one office, they'l bee
813beggars if they doe.
817the
signe of the Holy Lambe.
819To haue her labour in our Vineyards:
821But of her fining. Set your hand to hers,
822Liue with her in one house, fetch from our Court
823Maintenance to serue you all: t'will be to her
826That you will count your fore
st labour light,
828Away loose no more minutes.
830
Elfiron. Paridel.
831
Titan.
Whats yonder man that kneeles?
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