If you
interrupt
me, Sir, I ?
Ben Jonson - The Devil's Association
This is your couenant?
WIT. Yes, but you'll allow 70
For this time ? pent, now?
FIT. Set 'hem ? o much backe.
WIT. I thinke, I ? hall not need it.
FIT. Well, begin, Sir,
There is your bound, Sir. Not beyond that ru? h.
WIT.
If you interrupt me, Sir, I ? hall di? cloake you.
Wittipol _beginnes_.
The time I haue purcha? t, Lady, is but ? hort; 75
And, therefore, if I imploy it thriftily,
I hope I ? tand the neerer to my pardon.
I am not here, to tell you, you are faire,
Or louely, or how well you dre? ? e you, Lady,
I'll ? aue my ? elfe that eloquence of your gla? ? e, 80
Which can ? peake these things better to you then I.
