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The Whore of Babylon (Quarto, 1607)
The Whore of Babylon.
1572
Palm.
Yes.
1573
Rag.
Draw home, and giue
1574Your arrowes compa
s
s
e, that vntill they fall
1575Full on the head, none see them: you do well:
1576My hands are yours: good speede.---
1577
Exit Ragazoni.
1578
Campeggio.
1579
Pal.
Campeggio?
1582The Mi
stris of vs all, hath on this paper
1583Breath'd you a ble
s
sing: your deuotion
1584Is recommended highly, and to nouri
sh
1585The flames new kindled in you, here's more fewell,
1588Good: would it had come sooner.
1589
Camp.
Why?
1590
Palm.
'Tis generall,
1591Exceeding absolute and peremptorie.
1594Beat me not backe, I will to Babylon,
1597
Camp.
You change not byas.
1599
Raggazoni at one dore, a Gentleman at another.
1601
Pal.
Yonder comes one of your owne countrey.
1602
Pary.
Oh I know him Sir.
1604Ile send or bring to you a Gentleman,
1605Next neighbour to your countrey: an Albanois-----
1606The man I told you of.
Exeunt.
1607
Pary.
Thankes Sir.
1608
Gent.
Met happily, I look'd for you.
1609
Pary.
Deere countryman the parly we late held
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