A Yorkshire Tragedy by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
page 37 of 47 (78%)
page 37 of 47 (78%)
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A surgeon waits within.
WIFE. Willing to leave it! Tis guilty of sweet blood, innocent blood: Murder has took this chamaber with full hands, And will ne'er out as long as the house stands. [Exeunt.] SCENE VIII. A high road. [Enter Husband as being thrown off his horse, And falls.] HUSBAND. Oh stumbling Jade, the spavin overtake thee, The fifty disease stop thee! Oh, I am sorely bruisde; plague founder thee: Thou runst at ease and pleasure. Hart of chance! To Throw me now within a flight oth Town, In such plain even ground, sfoot, a man May dice up on't, and throw away the Meadows. Filthy beast. CRY WITHIN. Follow, follow, follow. |
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