Fair Em by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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there were some possibility in it. But here comes the man.
MARIANA. Madam, begone, and you shall see I will work to your desire and my content. [Exit Blanch.] WILLIAM CON. Lady, this is well and happily met. Fortune hetherto hath beene my foe, And though I have oft sought to speak with you, Yet still I have been crot with sinister happs. I cannot, Madam, tell a loving tale Or court my Maistres with fabulous discourses, That am a souldier sworn to follow arms: But this I bluntly let you understand, I honor you with such religious Zeal As may become an honorable mind. Nor may I make my love the siege of Troy, That am a stranger in this Country. First, what I am I know you are resolved, For that my friend hath let you that to understand, The Marques Lubeck, to whom I am so bound That whilest I live I count me only his. MARIANA. Surely you are beholding to the Marques, For he hath been an earnest spokes-man in your cause. |
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