Now, to
atchieue
this ring,
From this ?
From this ?
Ben Jonson - The Devil's Association
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FIT. I thank you
Heartily, I doe thanke you. Not a word more,
I pray you, as you loue mee. Let mee alone.
That I could not thinke o' this, as well, as hee?
O, I could beat my infinite blocke-head--! 65
_He is angry with him? elfe. _
MER. Come, we mu? t this way.
PVG. How far is't.
MER. Hard by here
Ouer the way.
Now, to atchieue this ring,
From this ? ame fellow, that is to a? ? ure it; [140]
_He thinkes how to coozen the bearer, of the ring. _
Before hee giue it. Though my _Spani? h Lady_,
Be a young Gentleman of meanes, and ? corne 70
To ? hare, as hee doth ? ay, I doe not know
How ? uch a toy may tempt his _Lady-? hip_:
And therefore, I thinke be? t, it be a? ? ur'd.
PVG.
FIT. I thank you
Heartily, I doe thanke you. Not a word more,
I pray you, as you loue mee. Let mee alone.
That I could not thinke o' this, as well, as hee?
O, I could beat my infinite blocke-head--! 65
_He is angry with him? elfe. _
MER. Come, we mu? t this way.
PVG. How far is't.
MER. Hard by here
Ouer the way.
Now, to atchieue this ring,
From this ? ame fellow, that is to a? ? ure it; [140]
_He thinkes how to coozen the bearer, of the ring. _
Before hee giue it. Though my _Spani? h Lady_,
Be a young Gentleman of meanes, and ? corne 70
To ? hare, as hee doth ? ay, I doe not know
How ? uch a toy may tempt his _Lady-? hip_:
And therefore, I thinke be? t, it be a? ? ur'd.
PVG.
