A King, and No King

by Francis Beaumont; John Fletcher

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And wronged me.

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True my Lord.

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But now people will call you valiant, desertlesly I think, yet for their satisfaction, I will have you fight with me.

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O my good Lord, my deep Engagements.

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Tell not me of your Engagements, Captain Bessus, it is not to be put off with an excuse: for my own part, I am none of the multitude that believe your conversion from Coward.