Madrigal And Trulletta A Mock-Tragedy |
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SCENE II.
Trulletta, Scourella, Buttonelli, Thimbletonio.Trul.
Buttonelli,
And Thimbletonio, have you seen my bard?
But., Thim.
We have.
Trul.
Thanks, Buttonell; and, gentle Thimbletonio.
Scour.
Thanks, Thimbleton; and, gentle Buttonelli.
Trul.
Is he alive and well?
But.
He and Buckramo,
With each a hundred squires, are now preparing—
Thim.
For dire encounter on the plains of Smithfield.
Scour.
O fly with me, Trulletta! and prevent
The broil fraternal.
Trul.
Broil fraternal! ha!—
Let all, except Scourella, leave the room—
(Exeunt But. and Thim.
What mean'st thou—by fraternal?
Scour.
Ask no more;
The secret I'll unravel as we go.
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