Locrine/Mucedorus by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
page 69 of 205 (33%)
page 69 of 205 (33%)
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Hard is their fall who, from a golden crown,
Are cast into a sea of wretchedness. LOCRINE. Hard is their thrall who by Cupid's frown Are wrapt in waves of endless carefulness. ESTRILD. Oh kingdom, object to all miseries. LOCRINE. Oh love, the extremest of all extremities. [Let him go into his chair.] FIRST SOLDIER. My lord, in ransacking the Scithian tents, I found this Lady, and to manifest That earnest zeal I bear unto your grace, I here present her to your majesty. SECOND SOLDIER. He lies, my Lord; I found the Lady first, And here present her to your majesty. FIRST SOLDIER. Presumptuous villain, wilt thou take my prize? SECOND SOLDIER. Nay, rather thou deprivest me of my right. |
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