A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 11

Act 4 — SCENE X.

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A SELECT COLLECTION OF OLD ENGLISH PLAYS (11 of 15).EDITION.[MR COLLIER'S PREFACE.]TO ANY WOMAN THAT HATH BEEN NO WEATHERCOCK.TO THE READER.TO HIS LOVED SON,[9] NAT. FIELD, AND HIS WEATHERCOCK WOMAN.DRAMATIS PERSONÆ

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EDITIONS.INTRODUCTION.DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.[71]

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GREEN'S TU QUOQUE;EDITIONS.INTRODUCTION.TO THE READER UPON THE DEATH OF THOMAS GREEN.DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.THE CITY GALLANT.THE CITY GALLANT. (continued 2)EDITIONS.[REEDS PREFACE.]DRAMATIS PERSONÆ.THE PROLOGUE.ALBUMAZAR.[227]

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EPILOGUE EDITION.INTRODUCTION.THE ACTORS' NAMES.PROLOGUE THE HOG HATH LOST HIS PEARL. ACTUS PRIMI, SCENA PRIMA.ACTUS SECUNDUS.ACTUS TERTIUS.ACTUS QUARTUS.ACTUS QUINTUS.EPILOGUE EDITION.INTRODUCTION TO THE FORMER EDITION.THE NAMES OF THE ACTORS.TO MY HONOURED FRIEND MASTER THOMAS MAY,PROLOGUS.

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THE EPILOGUE.

Trincalo, Lelio.

Trin. This rascal Cricca, with his arguments Of malice, so disturbs my gentle thoughts, That I half doubt I am not what I seem: But that will soon be clear'd; if they receive me In at Antonio's house, I am Antonio. Lel. Signior Antonio, my most loving father! Bless'd be the day and hour of your return. Trin. Son Lelio! a blessing on my child; I pray thee, tell me How fares my servant Armellina? well? Lel. Have you forgot my sister Flavia? Trin. What, my dear daughter Flavia? No: but first Call Armellina; for this day we'll celebrate A gleek of marriages:[337] Pandolfo and Flavia, Sulpitia and myself, and Trincalo With Armellina. Call her, good Lelio, quickly. [Exit. Trin. So: this is well, that Lelio Confesses me his father. Now I am perfect— Perfect Antonio.

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Note 1 · i.e., Three. A metaphor taken from the game at cards called Gleek, where a gleek of knaves is three.—Pegge.