The Duchess of Padua by Oscar Wilde
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Which beats between us like a summer sea,
Whatever lot has fallen to your hand May I not share it? GUIDO Share it? ASCANIO Ay! GUIDO No, no. ASCANIO Have you then come to some inheritance Of lordly castle, or of stored-up gold? GUIDO [bitterly] Ay! I have come to my inheritance. O bloody legacy! and O murderous dole! Which, like the thrifty miser, must I hoard, And to my own self keep; and so, I pray you, Let us part here. |
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