A Yorkshire Tragedy by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 14 of 47 (29%)
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That with his riches does consume his name:
And such thou art. HUSBAND. Peace. GENTLEMAN. No, thou shalt hear me further: Thy fathers and forefathers worthy honors, Which were our country monuments, our grace, Follies in thee begin now to deface. The spring time of thy youth did fairly promise Such a most fruitful summer to thy friends It scarce can enter into mens beliefs, Such dearth should hang on thee. We that see it, Are sorry to believe it: in thy change, This voice into all places will be hurld: Thou and the devil has deceived the world. HUSBAND. I'll not indure thee. GENTLEMAN. But of all the worst: Thy vertuous wife, right honourably allied, Thou hast proclaimed a strumpet. HUSBAND. Nay, the, I know thee. Thou art her champion, thou, her private friend, |
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