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The very _Diuell_ may come, heereafter, as well.
Friend, I receiue you: but (withall) I acquaint you, 40
Aforehand, if yo' offend mee, I mu? t beat you.
It is a kinde of exerci? e, I v? e.
And cannot be without.

PVG. Yes, if I doe not
Offend, you can, ? ure.

FIT. Faith, _Diuell_, very hardly:
I'll call you by your ? urname, 'cau? e I loue it. 45

[159] 46 'hem] 'em G

[160] 47 Wife's 1716 wife's W, G passim

[161] 53 word?
--_Enter_ PUG _handsomely shaped and apparelled_. G

[162] SD. on. G

[163] 9 SN. on. G || _Aside. _ G

[164] 13 m'acater W

[165] 15 He has W, G

[166] 17 Even G

[167] 21 I'd W, G

[168] 22 I am G 'Prythe 1692 'Prithee 1716, W Prithee G

[169] 23 An' 1716, W An G || had? t] hast 1692, 1716

[170] 26 Sir 1641. f. passim

[171] 28 cozen 1692, f. passim

[172] 29 SN. om. G

[173] 31 that, I] that I 1692, f.

[174] 37 t'other 1692, f.

[175] 39 [_Aside. _ G

[176] 41 you W, G


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