The White Devil by John Webster
page 85 of 204 (41%)
page 85 of 204 (41%)
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Takes from you all the fruits of noble pity,
Such a corrupted trial have you made Both of your life and beauty, and been styl'd No less an ominous fate than blazing stars To princes. Hear your sentence: you are confin'd Unto a house of convertites, and your bawd---- Flam. [Aside.] Who, I? Mont. The Moor. Flam. [Aside.] Oh, I am a sound man again. Vit. A house of convertites! what 's that? Mont. A house of penitent whores. Vit. Do the noblemen in Rome Erect it for their wives, that I am sent To lodge there? Fran. You must have patience. |
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