The Works of Christopher Marlowe
The Jew of Malta
Act:
4
Scene:
4
Pilia-borza
Knavely spoke, and like a Knight at Armes.
Pilia-borza
What wudst thou doe if he should send thee none?
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Oh bravely done.
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This shall with me unto the Governor.
Pilia-borza
Sirra, you must give my mistris your posey.
Pilia-borza
Foh, me thinkes they stinke like a Holly-Hoke.
Pilia-borza
There's two crownes for thee, play.
Pilia-borza
Me thinkes he fingers very well.
Pilia-borza
How swift he runnes.
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His man?
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A mastyslave he is.
Whether now, Fidler?
Pilia-borza
Farewell Fidler: One letter more to the Jew.
Pilia-borza
Let me alone to urge it now I know the meaning.
