A Yorkshire Tragedy by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
page 44 of 47 (93%)
page 44 of 47 (93%)
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To make men act unnatural tragedies,
To spread into a father, and in fury, Makes him his childrens executioners: Murder his wife, his servants, and who not? For that man's dark, where heaven is quite forgot. WIFE. Oh my repentant husband. HUSBAND. My dear soul, whom I too much have wrongd, For death I die, and for this have I longd. WIFE. Thou sholdst not (be assurde) for these faults die, I ft he law could forgive as soon as I. HUSBAND. What sight is yonder? [Children laid out.] WIFE. Oh, our two bleeding boys Laid forth upon the thresholds. HUSBAND. Here's weight enough to make a heart-string crack. Oh, were it lawful that your pretty souls Might look from heaven into your fathers eyes, |
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