And to
vindicate
it,
Hinderd'?
Hinderd'?
Ben Jonson - The Devil's Association
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Yet thou rebell'?
t
And murmur'? t? What one profer ha? t thou made,
Wicked inough, this day, that might be call'd
Worthy thine owne, much le? ? e the name that ? ent thee? 45
Fir? t, thou did'? t helpe thy ? elfe into a beating
Promptly, and with't endangered'? t too thy tongue:
A _Diuell_, and could not keepe a body intire
One day! That, for our credit.
And to vindicate it,
Hinderd'? t (for ought thou know'? t) a deed of darkne? ? e: 50
Which was an act of that egregious folly,
As no one, to'ard the _Diuel_, could ha' thought on.
This for your acting! but for suffering! why
Thou ha? t beene cheated on, with a fal? e beard,
And a turn'd cloake. Faith, would your predece? ? our 55
The _Cutpur? e_, thinke you, ha' been ? o? Out vpon thee,
The hurt th' ha?
And murmur'? t? What one profer ha? t thou made,
Wicked inough, this day, that might be call'd
Worthy thine owne, much le? ? e the name that ? ent thee? 45
Fir? t, thou did'? t helpe thy ? elfe into a beating
Promptly, and with't endangered'? t too thy tongue:
A _Diuell_, and could not keepe a body intire
One day! That, for our credit.
And to vindicate it,
Hinderd'? t (for ought thou know'? t) a deed of darkne? ? e: 50
Which was an act of that egregious folly,
As no one, to'ard the _Diuel_, could ha' thought on.
This for your acting! but for suffering! why
Thou ha? t beene cheated on, with a fal? e beard,
And a turn'd cloake. Faith, would your predece? ? our 55
The _Cutpur? e_, thinke you, ha' been ? o? Out vpon thee,
The hurt th' ha?
