The Duchess of Padua by Oscar Wilde
page 91 of 179 (50%)
page 91 of 179 (50%)
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GUIDO I am resolved. MORANZONE O wretched father, lying unavenged. GUIDO More wretched, were thy son a murderer. MORANZONE Why, what is life? GUIDO I do not know, my lord, I did not give it, and I dare not take it. MORANZONE I do not thank God often; but I think I thank him now that I have got no son! And you, what bastard blood flows in your veins That when you have your enemy in your grasp You let him go! I would that I had left you With the dull hinds that reared you. |
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