The Duchess of Padua by Oscar Wilde
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GUIDO
Guido Ferranti, sir. DUKE And you are Mantuan? Look to your wives, my lords, When such a gallant comes to Padua. Thou dost well to laugh, Count Bardi; I have noted How merry is that husband by whose hearth Sits an uncomely wife. MAFFIO May it please your Grace, The wives of Padua are above suspicion. DUKE What, are they so ill-favoured! Let us go, This Cardinal detains our pious Duchess; His sermon and his beard want cutting both: Will you come with us, sir, and hear a text From holy Jerome? MORANZONE [bowing] My liege, there are some matters - |
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