The Duchess of Malfi by John Webster
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[Enter DELIO] JULIA. [Aside.] Signior Delio! 'tis one of my old suitors. DELIO. I was bold to come and see you. JULIA. Sir, you are welcome. DELIO. Do you lie here? JULIA. Sure, your own experience Will satisfy you no: our Roman prelates Do not keep lodging for ladies. DELIO. Very well: I have brought you no commendations from your husband, For I know none by him. JULIA. I hear he 's come to Rome. DELIO. I never knew man and beast, of a horse and a knight, So weary of each other. If he had had a good back, He would have undertook to have borne his horse, His breech was so pitifully sore. JULIA. Your laughter Is my pity. DELIO. Lady, I know not whether |
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