The Duchess of Padua by Oscar Wilde
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GUIDO [aside] Surely a toad sits on his lips, and spills its venom there. DUKE See thou hast enemies, Else will the world think very little of thee; It is its test of power; yet see thou show'st A smiling mask of friendship to all men, Until thou hast them safely in thy grip, Then thou canst crush them. GUIDO [aside] O wise philosopher! That for thyself dost dig so deep a grave. MORANZONE [to him] Dost thou mark his words? GUIDO Oh, be thou sure I do. |
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