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Scena IV.
Bright. Newcut.Br.
But are you sure th'are they?
New.
I'le not believe
My treacherous eies againe, but trust some dog
To guid me, if J did not see his Uncle
Comming this way, and Baneswright with him.
Br.
Who,
The fellow that brings Love to banes, and banes
To bare thighes 'bout the towne?
New.
The very same, Sir;
The Citie Cupid that shoots arrowes betwixt
Partie and partie. All the difference is,
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Sometimes doe not see one another till
Till they meet ith' Church.
Br.
What say you now if Ware-house
Should in displeasure marry?
New.
Tis so, this fellow
In's company confirmes me. Tis the very businesse
Why Plotwell has sent for us.
Br.
Here they come.
Prithee lets stand and overheare 'em.
New.
Stand close then.
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