The Floating Island A Tragi-Comedy |
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Scena III.
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 | The Floating Island |  |
Scena III.
Enter Malevolo.Desp.
—Now Malevolo.
To hate was still my hony. But this gall
Of being hated totally of all,
I cannot bear: for now I cannot hurt,
Having no Credit. Give me from thy store
A dram of Poyson. I have been thy friend,
Let it be strong.
Desp.
First shake hands you must
With all the Passions, or at least make shew
Of formal reconcilement: stay a while,
My Guests and Cheer are coming.—
| The Floating Island | |