Bonduca; A Tragedy. Written by Mr. Francis Beaumont. and Mr. John Fletcher - John Fletcher

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1718 Excerpt: ...It looks ill on'ti how long is't, pretty Soul, Since you and I first lov'd? Had we sot reason To doat extreamly upon one another? How does my Love? This is not he j my Chicken Could prate finely, sing a Love-song, Jun. Monster. z Daugb. Oh, now it courts. Jun. Arm'd with more Malice. Than he that got thee has the Devil..-z Daugb, Good. Proceed, sweet Chick. "'. Jun. 1 hate thee, that's my last. z Daugb. Nay, and ye love me, forward: No? Come Sister, Let's prick our Answers on our Arrows Points, And make 'em laugh a little. Ye damn'd Leachers," Ye proud improvident Fools, have We no1' caught e? Are ye i'th' Noofc? Since ye are such loving Creatures, ' We'll be your Cugids: Do ye fee these.Arrows? We'll send them to your wanton Livers, Goats. i Daugb. O how I'll trample on your Hearts, ye Vil'ains, Ambitious falt-itch Slaves: Rome's master Sins, The mountnin Ranis topt your hot Mothers. z.Daugb. Dogs, E t To whose brave Founders a falt Whore gave suckj Thieves, Honour's Hangmen, do ye grins Perdition Take me for ever, if in my self-anger, I do not out-do all Example.- -/- Caratach. Car. Where, Where are these Ladies? Ye keep noble Quarter, Your Messier thinks ye dead or taken, upon which She will not move her BatteL Sure these Faces J have beheld and known, they are Roman Leaders, How came they here? z Daugb. A trick, Sir, that we us'd," A certain Policy conducted 'em. Unto our Snare: We have done yc no fmail service These Ui'd as we intend, we are for th' Battel. --" ' Car. As you intend, ? Taken by Treachery? 1 Daugb. Is't not allowed? Car. Those that should gild our Conquest, Make up a Ba: tel worthy of our winning, Catch'd up by.Craft? 2 Daugb. By any means that's lawful. Car. A Woman's Wisdom in our Triumphs.&..."