The Noble Spanish Soldier by Thomas Dekker
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BALTHAZAR
Now by my scars I am not. ONAELIA I'll call thee honest soldier then, and woo thee To be an often visitant. BALTHAZAR Your servant, Yet must I be a stone upon a hill, For thou I do no good, I'll not lie still. Exeunt. ACT THREE SCENE ONE Enter Malateste and the Queen. MALATESTE When first you came from Florence, would the world Had with a universal dire eclipse Been overwhelmed, no more to gaze on day, That you to Spain had never found the way, Here to be lost forever. QUEEN We from one climate Drew suspiration <28>. As thou then hast eyes To read my wrongs, so be thy head an engine To raise up ponderous mischief to the height, |
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