The Prince of Parthia: A Tragedy
It must be so, but, why this privacy?

Scene VI.

Scene VI.

Arsaces and Bethas.

Arsaces

Bethas

Arsaces.

Arsaces.

Health to the noble Bethas, health and joy![Pg 54]

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Bethas.

Bethas.

A steady harden'd villain, one experienc'd

In his employment; ha! where's thy dagger?

It cannot give me fear; I'm ready, see,

My op'ning bosom tempts the friendly steel.

Fain would I cast this tiresome being off,

Like an old garment worn to wretchedness.

Here, strike for I'm prepar'd.

Arsaces.


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