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o, I haue a minde and a halfe for him:
He ? hould not be long ab? ent. Pray thee, come 30
I long for thee. An' I were with child by him,
And my wife too; I could not more. Come, yet,
_He expre? ? es a longing to ? ee the Diuell_
Good _Beelezebub_. Were hee a kinde diuell,
And had humanity in him, hee would come, but
To ? aue ones longing. I ? hould v? e him well, 35
I ? weare, and with re?
pect (would he would try mee)
Not, as the Conjurers doe, when they ha' rais'd him.
Get him in bonds, and ? end him po? t, on errands.
A thou? and miles, it is prepo? terous, that; [100]
And I beleeue, is the true cau? e he comes not. 40
And hee has rea? on. Who would be engag'd,
That might liue freely, as he may doe? I ? weare,
They are wrong all. The burn't child dreads the fire.
They doe not know to entertaine the _Diuell_.
I would ?