The Orphan; Or, The Unhappy Marriage. A Tragedy, in Five Acts
Page. Doubt not, my lord: he has been always kind

Pol. Run quickly then, and prosp'rous be thy wishes.

[exit Page.

[gives the sign.

Flo. [At the window.] Who's there?

Pol. 'Tis I.

Flo. My lord Castalio?

Pol. The same.

Flo. Oh!

Pol. Tell her I'm here, and let the door be open'd.

[exit.

Page. Indeed, my lord, 'twill be a lovely morning:

Cas. Go, you're an idle prattler:

Page. I'll wait upon your lordship,

Cas. No, my kind boy.

Page. Oh!

Cas. You must be whipp'd, youngster,

[aside.

Page. Why, what must I sing, pray, my dear lord?

Cas. Psalms, child, psalms.


 Prev. P 17/37 next 
Back Top
Privacy Statement Terms of Service Contact