Sir Thomas More by Shakespeare (spurious and doubtful works)
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page 55 of 144 (38%)
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CLOWN.
Would I wear so fair on my journey! the first stretch is the worst, me thinks. SHERIFF. Bring Williamson there forward. DOLL. Good Master Shrieve, I have an earnest suit, And, as you are a man, deny't me not. SHERIFF. Woman, what is it? be it in my power, Thou shalt obtain it. DOLL. Let me die next, sir; that is all I crave: You know not what a comfort you shall bring To my poor heart, to die before my husband. SHERIFF. Bring her to death; she shall have her desire. CLOWN. Sir, and I have a suit for you too. SHERIFF. What is it? CLOWN. |
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