Sir John Oldcastle by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 72 of 166 (43%)
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Nor in this heart will I conceal a deed
Of such impiety against my king. Madam, how now? [Enter Harpoole and the rest.] LADY COBHAM. You are welcome home, my Lord. Why seem ye so disquiet in your looks? What hath befallen you that disquiets your mind? LADY POWIS. Bad news, I am afraid, touching my husband. COBHAM. Madam, not so: there is your husband's pardon. Long may ye live, each joy unto the other. POWIS. So great a kindness as i know not how To make reply; my sense is quite confounded. COBHAM. Let that alone: and madam, stay me not, For I must back unto the court again With all the speed I can. Harpoole, my horse. LADY COBHAM. So soon, my Lord? what, will you ride all night? |
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