A Blot in the 'Scutcheon  by Robert Browning
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			                               You are cautious, Love? 
			Are sure that unobserved you scaled the walls? MERTOUN. Oh, trust me! Then our final meeting's fixed To-morrow night? MILDRED. Farewell! stay, Henry... wherefore? His foot is on the yew-tree bough; the turf Receives him: now the moonlight as he runs Embraces him--but he must go--is gone. Ah, once again he turns--thanks, thanks, my Love! He's gone. Oh, I'll believe him every word! I was so young, I loved him so, I had No mother, God forgot me, and I fell. There may be pardon yet: all's doubt beyond! Surely the bitterness of death is past. ACT II SCENE.--The Library Enter LORD TRESHAM, hastily TRESHAM. This way! In, Gerard, quick! [As GERARD enters, TRESHAM secures the door.] Now speak! or, wait-- I'll bid you speak directly. [Seats himself.] Now repeat  | 
		
			
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