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Re-enter SULPITIA.

Now, lusty blood, come in, and tell your money;

'Tis ready here: no threats, nor no orations, 160

Nor prayers now!

Sul. You do not mean to leave me?

Rut. I'll live in hell sooner than here, and cooler.
Come, quickly, come, despatch; this air's unwhole-
some:
Quickly, good lady, quickly to 't.

Sul. Well, since it must be,

The next I'll fetter faster sure, and closer. 165

Rut. And pick his bones, as y'ave done mine, pox
take ye!

Du. At my lodging, for a while, you shall be
quarter'd,
And there take physic for your health.

Rut. I thank ye.--
[Aside] I have found my angel now too, if I can keep
him.

[Exeunt, on one side DUARTE and RUTILIO, on the
other SULPITIA.

169 I have found my angel now too] Referring, as in V. i. 40, to the scene
where Zabulon offers money to Arnoldo, II. iii. 49:--
Sure, thy good angel is a Jew . . . I could wish now,
Mine would appear too." ( Dyce quoting Mason.)

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Publication Information: Book Title: The Maid's Tragedy; Philaster; A King and No King; The Scornful Lady; The Custom of the Country. Contributors: Francis Beaumont - author, John Fletcher - author. Publisher: George Bell and Sons & A. H. Bullen. Place of Publication: London. Publication Year: 1904. Page Number: 564.
    
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