Life Is a Dream by Pedro Calderón de la Barca
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As you too would have done in a like case,
Accosted him at once. CLO. Ay, but this sword? ROS. I flung it toward him. CLO. Well, and why? ROS. And why? But to revenge himself on those who thus Injuriously misuse him. CLO. So--so--so! 'Tis well such resolution wants a beard And, I suppose, is never to attain one. Well, I must take you both, you and your sword, Prisoners. FIFE. (offering a cudgel). Pray take mine, and welcome, sir; I'm sure I gave it to that mule of mine To mighty little purpose. ROS. Mine you have; |
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