A Yorkshire Tragedy by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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You shall command.
HUSBAND. Look it be done: shall I want dust and like a slave Wear nothing in my pockets but my hands To fill them up with nails? [holding his hands in his pockets] Oh much against my blood! Let it be done. I was never made to be a looker on, A bawd to dice; I'll shake the drabs my self And made em yield. I say, look it be done. WIFE. I take my leave: it shall. [Exit.] HUSBAND. Speedily, speedily. I hate the very hour I chose a wife: a trouble, trouble! three children like three evils hang upon me. Fie, fie, fie, strumpet and bastards, strumpet and bastards! [Enter three Gentlemen hearing him.] 1 GENTLEMAN. Still do those loathsome thoughts Jar on your tongue? |
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