A King, and No King by John Fletcher;Francis Beaumont
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page 43 of 309 (13%)
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A word of such a sound in a childs ears
That it strikes reverence through it; may the will Of heaven be done, and if one needs must fall, Take a poor Virgins life to answer all. _ Ara_. But _Gobrias_ let us talk, you know this fault Is not in me as in another Mother. _Gob_. I know it is not. _ Ara_. Yet you make it so. _Gob_. Why, is not all that's past beyond your help? _ Ara_. I know it is. _Gob_. Nay should you publish it before the world, Think you 'twould be believ'd? |
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