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yet loved, and that dear love preserved me, Priu. O my hearts comfort! Belv. Will you not, my father? Priu. By Heaven, I will. Belv. Go, and remember [Exeunt severally. Enter Antonio. Hum, hum, ha, Signor Priuli, my lord Priuli, my lord, my lord, my lord: [how] we lords love to call one another by our
titles! My lord, my lord, my lordpox on him, I am a lord as well as he; and so let him fiddleIll warrant
him hes gone to the Senate-house, and Ill be there too, soon enough for somebody. Od, heres a tickling
speech about the plot, Ill prove theres a plot with a vengeancewould I had it without book; let me
see Most reverend Senators, That there is a plot, surely by this time, no man that hath eyes or understanding in his head will presume to doubt, tis as plain as the light in the cucumbernohold therecucumber does not come in yettis as plain as the light in the sun, or as the man in the moon, even at noonday; it is indeed a pumpkinplot, which, just as it was mellow, we have gathered, and now we have gathered it, prepared and dressed it, shall we throw it like a pickled cucumber out at the window? no: that it is not only a bloody, horrid, execrable, damnable and audacious plot, but it is, as I may so say, a saucy plot: and we all know, most reverend fathers, that what is sauce for a goose is sauce for a gander: therefore,I say, as those bloodthirsty ganders of the conspiracy would have destroyed us geese of the Senate, let us make haste to destroy them, so I humbly move for hangingha! hurry durryI think this will do, tho I was something out, at first, about the sun and the cucumber. Enter Aquilina. Aquil. Good-morrow, Senator. Anto. Nacky, my dear Nacky, morrow, Nacky, od I am very brisk, very merry, very pert, very jovialha- a-a-a-akiss me, Nacky; how dost thou do, my little Tory, rory strumpet, kiss me, I say, hussy, kiss me. Aquil. Kiss me, Nacky, hang you, sir, coxcomb, hang you, sir. Anto. Hayty, tayty, is it so indeed, with all my heart, faith her then up go we, faithher then up go we, dum dum derum dump. [Sings. Aquil. Signior. Anto. Madonna. |
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