e, to
conceiue
140
This, as your rudene?
This, as your rudene?
Ben Jonson - The Devil's Association
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FIT. Now, the sport comes. 135
Let him ? till waite, waite, waite: while the watch goes,
And the time runs. Wife!
WIT. How! not any word?
Nay, then, I ta? te a tricke in't. Worthy Lady,
I cannot be ? o fal? e to mine owne thoughts
Of your pre? umed goodne? ?
e, to conceiue 140
This, as your rudene? ? e, which I ? ee's impos'd.
Yet, ? ince your cautelous _Iaylor_, here ? tands by you,
And yo' are deni'd the liberty o' the hou? e,
Let me take warrant, Lady, from your ? ilence,
(Which euer is interpreted con? ent) 145
To make your an? wer for you: which ? hall be
To as good purpo? e, as I can imagine,
And what I thinke you'ld ? peake.
FIT. No, no, no, no.
FIT. Now, the sport comes. 135
Let him ? till waite, waite, waite: while the watch goes,
And the time runs. Wife!
WIT. How! not any word?
Nay, then, I ta? te a tricke in't. Worthy Lady,
I cannot be ? o fal? e to mine owne thoughts
Of your pre? umed goodne? ?
e, to conceiue 140
This, as your rudene? ? e, which I ? ee's impos'd.
Yet, ? ince your cautelous _Iaylor_, here ? tands by you,
And yo' are deni'd the liberty o' the hou? e,
Let me take warrant, Lady, from your ? ilence,
(Which euer is interpreted con? ent) 145
To make your an? wer for you: which ? hall be
To as good purpo? e, as I can imagine,
And what I thinke you'ld ? peake.
FIT. No, no, no, no.
