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the persons . Christopher Marlowe - - 1 Thomas Heywood - - - > Dramatists and Actors Thomas Middleton - - - Cecilia - - - - - A Courtezan . Jacconot , alias Jack-o ' -night - A Tavern-Pander . Gentlemen , Servants , A * c .
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Scene I . Enter Marlowe and Heywood .
Hey . Be sure of it . Mar . I am ; but not by your light . Hey . I speak it not in malice , nor in envy Of your good fortune with so bright a beauty ; But I have heard such things ! Mar . Good Master Heywood , I prithee plague me not with what thou ' st heard ; Fve seen , and I do love her—and , for hearing , The music of her voice is in my soul , And holds a rapturous jubilee ' midst dreams That melt the day and night into one bliss . Hey . Beware the wakinp- honT I
Mar . In lovely glory Like all that ' s fabled of Olympus' queen She moves—as if the earth were undulant clouds , And all its flowers her subject stars . Hey . Proceed .
Mar . Smile not ; for 'tis most true : the very air With her sweet presence is impregnate richly ; As in a mead , that's fresh with youngest green , Some fragrant shrub , some secret herb , exhales
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THE DEATH OF MARLOWE & Srage&g ; IN ONE ACT . BY R . H . HORNE .
Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 1, 1837, page 128, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1834/page/56/