A Yorkshire Tragedy by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 39 of 47 (82%)
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HUSBAND.
Why, he can have no more on's then our skins, And some of em want but fleaing. 1 GENTLEMAN. Great sins have made him imprudent. MASTER. H'as shed so much blood that he cannot blush. 2 GENTLEMAN. Away with him, bear him a long to the Justices; A gentleman of worship dwells at hand; There shall his deeds be blazed. HUSBAND. Why, all the better. My glory tis to have my action known: I grieve for nothing, but I mist of one. MASTER. There's little of a father in that grief: Bear him away. [Exeunt.] SCENE IX. A room in the house of a Magistrate. [Enter a knight with two or three Gentlemen.] |
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