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- Male: 4
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Friends and family are gathered to celebrate the marriage of John Frankford, and his new wife Anne. The scene is joyous, as the men muse on the perfect union between Frankford and Anne. In particular, they extol Anne's beauty and virtues, which pleases Frankford greatly.
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Sir F. Some music, there! None lead the bride a dance?
Sir C. Yes, would she dance The Shaking of the Sheets;
But that's the dance her husband means to lead her.
Wen. That,'s not the dance that every man must dance,
According to the ballad.
Sir F. Music, ho!
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