A Yorkshire Tragedy by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 42 of 47 (89%)
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Where justice claims all, there must pity fail.
HUSBAND. Come, come, away with me. [Exit prisoner.] MASTER. Sir, you deserve the worship of your place. Would all did so: in you the law is grace. KNIGHT. It is my wish it should be so.--Ruinous man, The desolation of his house, the blot Upon his predecessors honord name! That man is nearest shame that is past shame. [Exit.] SCENE X. Before Calverly Hall. [Enter Husband with the officers, The Master and gentlemen, as going by his house.] HUSBAND. I am right against my house, seat of my Ancestors: I hear my wife's alive; but much endangered. Let me intreat to speak with her, before the prison gripe me. |
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