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Actus Quintus, (Book 5)
Scena Quarta.
Enter Hylas.
Hyl.
I Have dog'd his sister, sure 'twas she,
And I hope she will come back again this night too:
Sam
I have lost of purpose: now if I can
With all the art I have, as she comes backe,
But win a parley for my broken pate,
Off goes her maiden-head, and there's vindict••.
They stir about the house, I'le stand at distance.
Exit.
Enter Mary and Dorothy, and then Thomas & Maid.
Doll.
Is he come in?
Mar.
Speake softly,
He is, and there he goes.
Tho.
Good night, good night wench.
a bed discovered with a black More in it.
Maid
As softly as you can.
Exit••
Tho.
I'le play the Mouse Nan,
How close the lit••le thiefe lyes.
Mar.
How he itches?
Doll.
What would you give now to be there, and I
At home Mall?
Ma.
Peace for shame.
Tom.
In what a figure
The little foole has pull'd it selfe together:
Anone you will lye streighter:
Ha, ther's rare circumstance
Belongs to such a treatise: doe ye tumble,
I'le tumble with ye straight wench: she sleeps soundly,
Full little thinkst thou of thy joy that'•• comming,
The sweet, sweet joy, full little of the kis••es,
But those unthought of things com•• ever happiest.
How soft the rogue feeles? Oye little villaine,
Ye delicate coy thiefe, how I shall thrum ye?