The Lamp and the Bell by Edna St. Vincent Millay
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[Pantomime continues.] RAFFAELE. Have at him, Polichinello. GIO. Lay on! Lay on! ANS. Leave not a nail of him! GIO. Dog! Would you have him write a book about you? LUIG. Spit him i' the liver! It is his only organ! BEA. [To Mario.] Nay, it is cruel. I cannot look at it. MAR. It is but play. BEA. Ay, but 'tis cruel play. To be so mocked at!--Come, take heart, good Doctor! 'Tis a noisy fellow, but light withal!--Blow at him! GIO. [To Guido.] She has the softest heart that ever I saw In a hard woman. It may be, seeing she has pity For one rogue, she has pity for another! Mark you, my Guido, there is hope yet! GUI. Nay, There's not. I have opened up my mind to her, And she will none of me. |
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