The White Devil by John Webster
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Flam. O thou cursed antipathy to nature! Look, his eye 's bloodshot, like a needle a surgeon stitcheth a wound with. Let me embrace thee, toad, and love thee, O thou abominable, loathsome gargarism, that will fetch up lungs, lights, heart, and liver, by scruples! Brach. No more.--I must employ thee, honest doctor: You must to Padua, and by the way, Use some of your skill for us. Doctor. Sir, I shall. Brach. But for Camillo? Flam. He dies this night, by such a politic strain, Men shall suppose him by 's own engine slain. But for your duchess' death---- Doctor. I 'll make her sure. Brach. Small mischiefs are by greater made secure. |
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