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Excerpt from The New English Theatre, Vol. 3: The Spanish Fryar; Old Bachelor; Rule a Wife and Have a Wife; Recruiting Officer; Provok'd Wife
Alp. S T and giie the word, Perl. The queen of Arragon. Alp/a. Pedro P - how goes the night? Ped. She wears apace. Alpe. Then welcome day-light; we {hall have warm work on 't The Moor will' gage His utmoft forces on this next all'ault, To win a queen and kingdom. Ped. Pox 0' this lion -way of wooing, though Is the queen fiirring yet? Alpb. She has not been abed, but in her chapel All night devoutly watch' d, and brib' d the faints With vows for her deliverance.
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