The Duchess of Padua by Oscar Wilde
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page 90 of 179 (50%)
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MORANZONE What will you do? GUIDO After that I have laid the dagger there, Get hence to-night from Padua. MORANZONE And then? GUIDO I will take service with the Doge at Venice, And bid him pack me straightway to the wars, And there I will, being now sick of life, Throw that poor life against some desperate spear. [A groan from the DUKE'S chamber again.] Did you not hear a voice? MORANZONE I always hear, From the dim confines of some sepulchre, A voice that cries for vengeance. We waste time, It will be morning soon; are you resolved You will not kill the Duke? |
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