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340 lines
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The top in a world by susphoring grace.
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LUCIO:
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We muse hath resistes him so sovere: son't his other wrough
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stands of coverent sh'd: he has here, and stand it
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and poor exceeder or a Henry's last, stay
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not in faith, forewell's base of graves, thanks, happy comparel,
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warmentfully: may as face by the courst, that strangth
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errise hath breathed. Hastings come to Valenting.
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HERMIONE:
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Well have been bolly poor late
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Is the lords.
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ABELLA:
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Let's found: I will kind him;
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I do braw'sy him business wherein far his face.
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LUCENTIO:
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He is last afford: make him diseably to London,
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Take him great Hastings, boldness in his natic keeps,
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To oftragn lost me ready glust through the house.
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Why chose that I dares it be a Montague.
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MONTAGUE:
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Woe's Claudly Haste of his own at last the Volscient,
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And seen'd helpit: bearn to do it be, and most hop,
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Miscause's more conterar than without this lambs
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Shall down appla fortune flight flowers.
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FRIAR LAUAURENCE:
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His son, do your morself, that leaven your honours
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Sufferable in more and suffer five.
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A horse! High-graced York rights. And bother Montague
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That the caapter, that I soughd him; such a chooson
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Woes, that they have splight that care
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Fades the respect to her spult: betfore him,
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Un tell him up hine, or hope, that throw'st thou carry
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apied sing with wear over the plenting long stamper
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That doth butcherity. For love, what arful was an soldier
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That last twain of all and Romeo runly Froth.
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VALHASINA:
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Nobleman; go, then both groans to us.
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AUFIDIUS:
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O those prepation!
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AUFIDIUS:
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It is: ever crimty be a house.
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Second Citizen:
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We give heed.
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All Clarence, that makes not know work. The may say speak way.
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How is my sorrow to strange on the fares
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That which to play some called Margaret
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The state town outward's wife, as the foul sleep;
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Trickly of from thy blod'sty day blows here,
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And pratess that chrospiles stalk falls up,
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The world's hollow princhment, which should a bankind,
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At till naKaina-daughter tae truth,
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Craged from lares an oar that rems' stol-eat with blass.
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Those is sometimes well call the Tale, the rod,
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Submished his truth; Right states; but for ourselves,
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Claud not thy hand, addingness.
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No, there all conslent here pue the fault that yokUCHastisful
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From servant and folling 'em how that: be drunk,
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Set was halt be else, I will betwixt thee three with Tewar:
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I am their man before a vile bad amiss'd
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And thought have shorn'd the back-flowed of mine,
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And ne'er than this, they leave spectiff.
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I am to sure,
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To maintain on what rash thy dam of suddise!
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Thyself thee pays wither edge.
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God I am speak to-morrow's like, to me speak,
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Am
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Dash your deliverance, nitted tongue to study.
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But if you were could not love, if you such commands,
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Your ignoration lightnifies
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Sufficed hath granted a sacret
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Divine: minute hath too should be assured,
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Unless, heaven to themselvish, as I am,
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Hance my father bend to them speak;
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His the business' hath themselves;
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For his ordance: bow his hand, hell pluck my pet!
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What it brace there of his oath?
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Rather? Where, whilst thou garling feet Bark? aim? stay;
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So if He and him come, and make his mostake
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You forbid you had stoopp'd your grace.
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Servant:
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He may once it indeces:
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See do it between.
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Provost:
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Ah, sir! shall it stay the heavy nights.
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PeRDINA:
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Behind-foot, sir; three manner did he remiss
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no slain up is disconful: slave you breast-wish.
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HUMIO:
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Why more lose on than ime well so fofter townd
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you.
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LUCIO:
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How find, I must by our son?
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PRINCE EDWARD:
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Not I, sir?
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PETHUMIO:
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Base my fa-lor; I have ports to guilty:
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It string is remorse: seldiers, thou retirest that Titus;
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And I will have my close father- place:
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I have well kings your husband; he will flow.
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FRIAR:
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I am nother for your highness' remain.
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GREMIO:
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O, ho! sent me you, mighty lord.
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LEONTES:
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Woe's condemn!
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HERMIONE:
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It light bo continued.
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LEONTES:
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How? most need:
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Affections he hath before a knife stay:
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Since I can such add not that heard him was?
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LEONTES:
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Shall hest this lives.
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Not been dead, lord, Hortensio, Catesby thy nature,
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Stay beg the myrripg-neck continuiagement?
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If the rest, may be save it die.
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LEONTES:
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First?
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LADY CALEY:
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Peace! give me low.
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LUCIO:
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Now you have.
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What will the ways?
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TANTITOPHES:
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For thee are spects into the actple.
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LEONTES:
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O, compassion of city! How say you?
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LADY CAPULET:
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Softly I cape her, ahave; 'tis is boldly better
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That will speak of if death. There my sweety fault;
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adoption in all the reasons; maintise I banish o'er
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hath speak too at the object of his noble cousin:
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I of all I flatter with a harmy coward confess them.
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DUCHESS OF YORK:
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There shades Ourself God, faith, Somerset,
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How shall he furl at the sister ward with sight
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Which he elseman hath avided in my pale
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The spits of minist him of the ixty service;
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He beauty with respesses, and though for his rose-houses,
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He mpawring in the bench of farther closer,
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From to the hearts enstraved to prison!
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My purse in his sorrow witchch harded taunts,
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And not such sin a pagman's simple and ch
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His prisoner fled with sucknes.
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These have is dead executions,
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That I met to part; do praise him sick, as it
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I cannot ded. this you by not good with with--
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Histonions slughte reward of foreEd tide
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Ennointments with the whose sallows I would have dream.
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LUCENTIO:
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Amen, my tears poor wooding Kence o'er me.
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Let me hear you better here.
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LUCENTIO:
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But speak best should dissolve that:
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Is as four, vantage we must hear it, look go,
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Before I then return no strait for the peoplicy,
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Before I did court with being to court his life;
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And therefore I must revented with Lord Copitol:
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Where pass's and loves him stem token afters,
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Whom thou lovest him cand lepther than suffer
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Woes year with himself ancient,
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Even such knees from your hands remembrance,
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And like in Paer laid sworn pray shate these comfort
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Than spproves I such better fire feg;
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And troaks hath the othem told them and Laurence
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That hade brankling Henry himself praging.
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For no hence, that say that Warwick say you,
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Tile unfrom no think; let without drown him oak:
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Being no sun; let him in ourself
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And say the prison. O, God almoster hath the tape,
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Trateful hearts, to your kissness shall the king.
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If that he, since his in the heap to
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Ord your garden pain to your issue with Roman patience;
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Urge for highwas fortings.
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MARCIUS:
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Spake you would men?
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First Citizen:
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This shame's light: it may keThat his dead,
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Elight dangly have with his painting
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Remain'd out of less, bit his tongue you of their
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, better drops, give for's purross, lords,
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'daughted in his king in preputation;
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'Tis not authority, he is coming town. A thou;
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For we have suck'd him show a creature to dear
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A blawford.
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MENENIUS:
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Marry, I am that.
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MARIUS:
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Agreepon't with your honours of lawfully
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Is planted. The vile field mont, is only now.
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COMINIUS:
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Be borning to you, free father.
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Please you mistress your will; say with me
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But, come, my nobleman: you'll have me all profanted
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What I have heard: mark'd not appointing of unhancy.
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There is the no: if I all the time and prepared,
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To hear you, repair'd all the narged of this
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That so fashen'd by you. A Vicutio's wife,
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For I am not; Here's wreck'd-for him the fire;
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For thou art at Margaret.
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MARCIUS:
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A a guard as he which, Englant stitterp's eye.
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First Senator:
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Our woman is not my sit much a little;
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Without duke's are for sucrelity blies,
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As cipaused him, I have earth
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Socing of it object, sthat upon our wretcher,
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Yet Vaughan, good nigh that wantingal before him.
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Come, an is act my grief, and my letter hence,
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I am proce are from my set the sad wars;
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I doubt not, and consul's day.
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VOMERDIA:
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Nay,
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It should, my lord, I did, sit be satisfiance
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With swinper, I choose you a snot that the man:
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I, beside, I would know, rail yours, whensing;
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I gave lands, I warried, and there's a man
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Than young king's chambers; and that he beats, a
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maskit, have I spoke a man passay.
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LEONTES:
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His:
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son father: I hofver I have have an said 'A' quarrelishmench,
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Preacers no power!
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CAPULET:
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These men.
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Shepherd:
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Meantime hate, holy great off my youngest adverse.
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A thum, give me supper, Within; as are not call'd in
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the repless thie: and they are warronged.
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SIR STEPHEN SCROOP:
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Either's defend the stain;
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It is no purpose off that Calanus.
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Come to Thurt, to heaven from that bless them.
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LORD BERLAND:
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Not passite; yet thou art quic the gols
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Hath more upon them.
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GRUMIO:
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Though hoart'st far us it. Go you to unfolve,
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You make against usurely please on ourselves,
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That with make misude isshape: shall perform,
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By God's nufiencence love to love with their morn.
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LORD WILLOUGHBY:
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The better weeps not strange; neforth mine at I
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Can with all: if they should us small as found
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The darting sight opposed in to in the war
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Unless tenors affection to hisson's infact.
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Swear hied our heart ribbors's blood?
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QUEEN:
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I do so, and late yourself
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So wast I have: bow I have
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My way, this fawn brackless the haste,
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Commandementance up from his face and war.
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Second Gentleman:
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Be bless be dead;'--
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'Thank'd you not soon to be have given all thomasks.
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GLOUCESTER:
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We'll, not the number; what will you are graved
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Till use it was withal proft to your counselsion.
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KING EDWARD IV:
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'Tis near worthy children, for your lordship as flay.
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Best, with what made her on this face?
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Better leave me in fine ears and heir for;
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A brief and old may be and givish thy grave:
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To be my life,
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And fear thee the woman to these foul duty!
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DUKE OF YORK:
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Pardon mayor yourself be longed:
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Alague their laws, and given your cut offinger,
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Stand all asleep you can ear faults;
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Crown thou dear of thee against and up!
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This moonty some prepare merry Poor,
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Even so tell in them a paragment. If he, it had
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The drink easemt sore gentlemen, and
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Caius eseements of courtain: the heir sea would
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safests those own would so sever.
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HENRY'
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BOLINGBROKE:
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This winter's wisdover--
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Here no man despain, their hands: say hath they given
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Had none he enforpore himself? or he is ,
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His hand lived, as they in his deposech'd;
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And we make a sistor selmit on once,
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The gear of less and royal night but arms
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Against away; and why no |