The Noble Spanish Soldier by Thomas Dekker
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page 48 of 139 (34%)
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What eye? Which is that wound?
CARDINAL That scroll, which now You make the black indenture of your lust Although eat up in flames, is printed here, In me, in him, in these, in all that saw it, In all that ever did but hear 'twas yours. The scold of the whole world, fame, will anon Rail with her thousand tongues at this poor shift Which gives your sin a flame greater than that You lend the paper. You to quench a wild fire, Cast Oil upon it. KING Oil to blood shall turn, I'll lose a limb before the heart shall mourn. Exeunt, Daenia and Alba remain. DAENIA He's mad with rage or joy. ALBA With both; with rage To see his follies checked, with fruitless joy Because he hopes his contract is cut off, Which divine justice more exemplifies. Enter Medina. |
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