Cromwell by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 64 of 99 (64%)
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[Exit Wife.]
[Enter Gardiner.] CROMWELL. Sirra, go to yon stranger; tell him I Desire him stay at dinner. I must speak With him. GARDINER. My Lord of Norfolk, see you this same bubble, That same puff? but mark the end, my Lord, Mark the end. NORFOLK. I promise you, I like not something he hath done, But let that pass; the King doth love him well. CROMWELL. God morrow to my Lord of Winchester. I know you bear me hard about the Abbey lands. GARDINER. Have I not reason, when religion is wronged? You had no colour for what you have done. CROMWELL. Yes; the abolishing of Antichrist, And of this Popish order from our Realm. I am no enemy to religion, |
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