Lucile by Owen Meredith
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page 24 of 341 (07%)
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Well,
What is it you wish me to do? ALFRED. You must tell Matilda, I meant to have call'd--to leave word-- To explain--but the time was so pressing-- JOHN. My lord, Your lordship's obedient! I really can't do . . . ALFRED. You wish then to break off my marriage? JOHN. No, no! But indeed I can't see why yourself you need take These letters. ALFRED. Not see? would you have me, then, break A promise my honor is pledged to? JOHN (humming). |
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