Locrine: a tragedy by Algernon Charles Swinburne
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DEBON.
The Ley. CAMBER. Nigh Leytonstone in Essex--called of old By men thine elders Durolitum? There Are hind and fawn couched close in one green lair? Speak: hast thou not my faith in pawn, to hold Fast as my brother's heart this love, untold And undivined of all men? must I swear Twice--I, to thee? DEBON. But if thou set no snare, Why shine thine eyes so sharp? I am overbold: Sir, pardon me. CAMBER. My sword shall split thine heart With pardon if thou palter with me. DEBON. Sir, There is the place: but though thy brow be grim As hell--I knew thee not the man thou art - |
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