Sir John Oldcastle by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 64 of 166 (38%)
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Sin hath had many years to ripen in,
And now the harvest cannot be far off, Wherein the weeds of usurpation Are to be cropped, and cast into the fire. SCROOP. No more, earl Cambridge; here I plight my faith, To set up thee and thy renowned wife. GRAY. Gray will perform the same, as he is knight. CHARTRES. And to assist ye, as I said before, Charters doth gage the honor of his king. SCROOP. We lack but now Lord Cobham's fellowship, And then our plot were absolute indeed. CAMBRIDGE. Doubt not of him, my lord; his life's pursued By the incensed Clergy, and of late, Brought in displeasure with the king, assures He may be quickly won unto our faction. Who hath the articles were drawn at large Of our whole purpose? GRAY. That have I, my Lord. |
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