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The works of Thomas Middleton, Volume 4 (of 5)

Note 433 — SCENE II.

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We shall try you, &c.

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You are too quick, sir] So these speeches are arranged by

the editor of 1816: but, perhaps, the following disposition of the lines is preferable;

“Beat. We shall try you: O my De Flores!

De F. How’s that?

She calls me hers already, my De Flores!— [Aside.

You were about to sigh out somewhat, madam?

Beat. No, was I? I forgot,—O!—

De F. There ’tis again,

The very fellow on’t.

Beat. You are too quick, sir.”

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