A Yorkshire Tragedy by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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Your self to stain the honour of your wife,
Nobly descended! Those whom men call mad Endanger others; but he's more than mad That wounds himself, whose own words do proclaim Scandals unjust, to soil his better name: It is not fit; I pray, forsake it. 2 GENTLEMAN. Good sir, let modesty reprove you. 3 GENTLEMAN. Let honest kindness sway so much with you. HUSBAND. God den, I thank you, sir, how do you? adieu! I'm glad to see you. Farewell Instructions, Admonitions. [Exeunt Gentlemen.] [Enter a servant.] HUSBAND. How now, sirra; what would you? SERVANT. Only to certify you, sir, that my mistress was met by the way, by them who were sent for her up to London by her honorable uncle, your worships late guardian. |
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