Fair Em by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 36 of 88 (40%)
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[Exit.] SCENE III. Manchester. The Mill. [Enter Em sola.] EM. Jealousy, that sharps the lovers sight, And makes him conceive and conster his intent, Hath so bewitched my lovely Manvils senses That he misdoubts his Em, that loves his soul; He doth suspect corrivals in his love, Which, how untrue it is, be judge, my God! But now no more--Here commeth Valingford; Shift him off now, as thou hast done the other. [Enter Valingford.] VALINGFORD. See how Fortune presents me with the hope I lookt for. Fair Em! EM. Who is that? |
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