A Yorkshire Tragedy by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 30 of 47 (63%)
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Oh help, help! out alas, murder, murder!
HUSBAND. Are you gossiping, prating, sturdy queane? I'll break your clamor with your neck: down stairs! Tumble, tumble, headlong! [Throws her down.] So! The surest way to charm a womans tongue Is break her neck: a politician did it. SON. Mother, mother; I am kild, mother. WIFE WAKES. Ha, whose that cried? oh me, my children! Both, both, both; bloody, bloody. [Catches up the youngest.] HUSBAND. Strumpet, let go the boy, let go the beggar. WIFE. Oh my sweet husband! HUSBAND. Filth, harlot. |
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