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innd.ss001198669	Corneille, Pierre, 1606-1684.	Nicomede. : A tragi-comedy, translated out of the French of Monsieur Corneille, by John Dancer. As it was acted at the Theatre-Royal in Dublin. Together with an exact catalogue of all the English stage-plays printed, till this present year 1671. Licensed Dec. 16. 1670. Roger L'estrange.			.txt	text/plain	9698	1469	99	Laod.^X^Y Joys Sir, muft exceed, to finde that you, Unto his Crown, will loudly let him know. Youl'd gain her Anger, whilft you hope her Aid. Scorning to fee her Nurfling own a Flame Attains.Might I but fee him,he fhould know from me Pray Madam, let the Prince your Son here, know Who when he fees the King fet on by Rome0 And I Sir, thought it was but juft to bring Flaminius.Sir, e're I take my leave, Rome does command, But Sir, you fee a Prince his elder there, Thofe Romans Sir, whom you fo much defpife, But fuch a one, Sir, as I need not fear j Prince, think what may enfue fuch wrongs as thefe. Tis the Kings pleafure, Sir, you him attend. Madam, I fpeak thofe Vertues Rome did (how. You know this, Sir, but fee he does return And fear not Sir, though thus you Rome defie,	./cache/innd.ss001198669.pdf	./txt/innd.ss001198669.txt