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Arb. No; let him stay, Mardonius; let him stay; Mar. Sir? Arb. Why, I can spare you now. Bes. Mardonius, give way to the state affairs. Mar. Indeed, you are fitter for his present purpose. [Exit Mardonius. Arb. Bessus, I should employ thee: Wilt thou dot? Bes. Dot for you? By this air, I will do anything, without exception, be it a good, bad, or indifferent thing. Arb. Do not swear. Bes. By this light, but I will; anything whatsoever. Arb. But I shall name the thing Bes. I would fain hear that thing. Arb. Why, I would have thee get my sister for me, Bes. Oh, you would have a bout with her? Ill dot, Ill dot, ifaith. Arb. Wilt thou? dost thou make no more ont? Bes. More? No. Why, is there anything else? Arb. Hast thou no greater sense of such a sin? Bes. Why, your majesty looks as well, in my opinion, as ever you did since you were born. Arb. But thou appearst to me, after thy grant, Bes. I feel no such thing: But tis no matter how I look; Ill do your business as well as they that look better. And when this is dispatchd, if you have a mind to your mother, tell me, and you shall see Ill set it hard. Arb. My mother?Heaven forgive me, to hear this! [Beats him. Bes. What do you mean, sir? Arb. Hung round with curses, take thy fearful flight |
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