The Duchess of Padua by Oscar Wilde
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ASCANIO
What, shall we never more Sit hand in hand, as we were wont to sit, Over some book of ancient chivalry Stealing a truant holiday from school, Follow the huntsmen through the autumn woods, And watch the falcons burst their tasselled jesses, When the hare breaks from covert. GUIDO Never more. ASCANIO Must I go hence without a word of love? GUIDO You must go hence, and may love go with you. ASCANIO You are unknightly, and ungenerous. GUIDO Unknightly and ungenerous if you will. Why should we waste more words about the matter |
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